Because people often develop the 'victim mentality' as a coping mechanism, they are frequently unwilling to part with it because it acts as their emotional safety blanket.

The move aims to reduce plastic waste and bolster India's pottery industry.

Researchers say interventions that target disadvantaged groups are critical to continued success.

"The pictures show how people would have lived amongst giant, now extinct, animals, which they hunted."

The findings come as consumption of honey has increased due to its perceived immunity-boosting properties.

The court ruled that live-in relationships fall under the "right to life and personal liberty."

The lab-grown chicken nuggets open the door for a no-harm non-veg future.

Current government guidelines allow AYUSH practitioners only to offer preventative, immunity-boosting supplements.

New research helps explain why Covid19 patients experience neurological problems as well as respiratory ones.

"In more severe cases, heightened levels of stress can lead to changes in brain structure, and as a result of that, the effects may persist for years," says one psychotherapist.

While inheritance laws on the books protect women's right to own and inherit property, experts say women around the country hardly know about them.

The new research offers a biological explanation for why mental health struggles and stomach problems so often accompany endometriosis.

Environmentalists blame the 12-year deforestation high on missteps made by the Bolsonaro government.

The world's freshwater supply has decreased by 20% over the past two decades, according to a new report by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization.

"It turns out that we're hard-wired to believe that others are staring at us, especially when we're uncertain."

It is the first blood test that can identify 50 different types of cancer and pinpoint the tissue in which the cancer originated.

"If you have an unusual CV, part of owning the story is demonstrating the confidence to show your vulnerability."

A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

Plus, the hackers trying to steal Covid19 vaccine secrets.

"Once women band together, they become formidable opponents," says the president of the National Network of Sex Workers.

Vague wording and loopholes mean tobacco products are still easy to advertise and purchase, a new report finds.

Research shows when women suffer constant, unrelenting objectification, they start self-objectifying.

"This pattern has the potential to shrink the space for academic inquiry and impede the development of the national higher education sector."

"Some of these species ... are extremely rare and probably need protection for long-term survival."