“We can use science to translate ancestral wisdom into a modern context,” and highlight a way to address environmental justice issues.

“As human beings, we want a sense of agency and choice around our own lives. We experience that internal distress as we see it getting taken away."

Sometimes we look down on people who don't always say the right things, instead of checking whether they're doing the right things.

Rue is at once honest and deceptive, manipulative and vulnerable, and gives new meaning to the trope.

The “soft science” label devalues fields – describing them as less rigorous, less trustworthy, and less worthy of funding.

To ensure children don’t bear the brunt of their parents’ separation, the court noted it’s important for all parties to coordinate and facilitate their education.

When you're literally acting for an invisible audience every day, it's easy to get caught up in observing yourself rather than experiencing life.

Females had a higher body fat if their grandfathers or great-grandfathers began smoking before puberty, according to 30-year-old research.

"[O]ur new understanding has greatly expanded the definition of a potentially habitable world in our Solar System and beyond."

Sometimes, a little venting offers emotional validation and helps to find the answers ourselves.

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

This week in The Buzz Cut, men's rights activists become their own worst enemies, a male actor is spared by the media, and religious sentiments battle for their lives.

It has to do with the stars, planets, and some working class struggle against clockwork drudgery.

The premiere of "How I Met Your Father" hints at the datedness of hangout shows -- a group of friends just sitting around is no longer a believable aesthetic.

The viruses, called “bacteriophages,” may be a promising treatment option to kill superbugs more effectively.

The defamation suit sets a precedent for survivors to challenge the attacks on their credibility that the accused and the media indulge in.

5G can interfere with flight altimeters, failures of which can "lead to incidents with catastrophic results resulting in multiple fatalities."

A similar link wasn’t found in women since they “have fewer health gains from being in a marriage,” argued experts.

Tweeting under the hashtags #WithTheNuns, the objective is to help the nuns feel less lonely in their fight to ensure justice.

"Medicine is based on trust… informing the public about the potential for nocebo responses could help reduce worries about COVID-19 vaccination, which might decrease vaccination hesitancy."

However, the amount will be credited directly to the woman's account only if it is linked to their Aadhaar card.

Season 2 crosses over from critiquing the male gaze to actively employing it in its depiction of Cassie and Kat.

There’s a belief that “popping one pill a day call help keep all inflammations at bay” -- but 20% of the available pills are likely to be expired.

The research uses evidence of mental health decline among climate change survivors to debunk the myth linking trauma and resilience.