"There is not enough attention paid to the efforts of high-achieving women, partly because they are less likely than men to self-promote their abilities," researchers say.

As many as 40% of women may experience phantom fetal kicks after pregnancy.

For half of women experiencing heart failure, a heart attack isn't the cause -- but treatment for their problem doesn't exist.

Everything from bad childhood experiences to certain personality traits to poor digital literacy leaves some people more likely to buy into wild ideas than others.

Making smart home devices compatible across brands primarily benefits the companies that make them -- not the users.

Women are already more likely to experience increased fragility with age; here's what you can do to lower your risk osteoporosis.

Because the previous 91 times white men dominated the Academy Awards weren't enough.

The proposed, squatting design marks just another Western 'invention' of a traditional Indian thing.

Known as TOI-700d, this exoplanet with its own sun was found by a NASA satellite launched last year specifically to discover Earth alternatives.

Microbe-manufactured protein and plant-based, meat-tasting burgers are picking up steam -- and investment.

Here to stay: binge-watching. Already so 2010s? duck-face selfies.

The "village paati (grandmother)," who was running for the post for the third time, won on a wave of youth support.

Antioxidants do have health benefits -- but in high amounts, their effects can backfire.

Most lip balms leave lips more chapped than before, creating a vicious cycle of dependency and application.

In case you missed it, a collection of the issues and articles we devoted ourselves to over the past year.

The one glimmer of hope is that efforts to curb air pollution can also reinforce better mental health.

A handy guide to keeping the protest going, even at home.

While teachers said overweight students' essays were of the same quality as slimmer children, the overweight children received lower marks.