Daily marijuana users report more sleep disturbance than people who use marijuana less often or not at all, countering the perception that the drug helps to treat insomnia, according to a new study

Study shows that audiences who primarily seek pleasure from entertainment are more likely to morally disengage or justify characters’ immoral behaviors, which allows them to feel greater enjoyment

Although students who were bullied in high school remain at higher risk for anxiety and depression, many report an active social life, strong academic achievement, and a positive college experience

Scientists have long suspected that chronic psychological stress—triggered by events like war, abuse, or imprisonment—may accelerate aging, leading to early onset of age-related disease or even premature death

Researchers have found prior studies of the link between obesity and mortality are flawed because they rely on one-time measures of body mass index (BMI) that obscure the health impacts of weight change over time.

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Racial Differences in Health Care Decision-Making - Blacks and Hispanics receive less information from doctors about rationale for treatment, new public health study finds

An Intuitive Explanation of Fourier Theory

There are no national guidelines or standards about when a DNA mixture is too complicated to analyze in the first place