WATKINSVILLE, Ga. — “Long COVID,” or the long-term symptoms which keep plaguing coronavirus patients well after their illnesses, may actually be the result of another virus coming back to life in ...

NEW YORK — If you’re thinking of starting your own business, you should do so before your 30th birthday. A new survey of more than 25,000 respondents (ages 18–40) across 35 countries finds that ...

What you put into your grocery cart, and subsequently your home, is what matters most when it comes to what goes on your plate. Ideally, your carts are filled with a wide variety of fresh fruits and ...

NEW YORK — Feeling overwhelmed by clutter chaos? You’re not alone. A new survey reveals that a whopping 40 percent of homeowners fear the mountains of stuff piling up in their homes. The poll of 2,000 ...

EXETER, United Kingdom — Autism diagnoses have jumped by nearly eight times in just the last two decades, a new study finds. Although many may associate autism with children and men, researchers at ...

ATLANTA — Even though there are thousands of languages spoken throughout the world, a new study reveals a nonverbal, universal system of communication exists. Georgia State University researchers ...

NEW YORK — People who are crossfaded — both drunk and high at the same time — while driving are more than five times more likely to be in a crash, a new study finds. Researchers at Columbia University ...

WATERLOO, Ontario — Imagine you’re facing a complex problem. Would you prefer a convoluted, multi-step solution or a straightforward approach that gets the job done? Researchers from the University of ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Calling customer service can be an annoying experience, even when the operator is friendly. So, what happens when companies start turning the phones over to robots to solve your ...

FRESNO, Calif. — If Alzheimer’s disease runs in your family, you may want to head over to the produce section at your local grocery store pronto. A study finds eating grapes regularly may help ward ...

NEW YORK — A new survey reveals the extraordinary impact pets have on our mental wellbeing, with nearly three in five Americans claiming their furry companions have literally saved their lives. At a ...

Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States. In the last few decades, though, with advances in the prevention and management of coronary artery disease, the occurrence of heart ...