The “cool” kids in high school are more likely to lead a life filled with drug and alcohol abuse, as well as social dysfunction.

The researchers contend that the increase in suicide rates during economic turmoil can be avoided.

Researchers investigated the possible link between dietary protein sources in early adulthood and the risk of developing breast cancer.

Without surgery, the tumor could have impacted the woman’s breathing and digestive system.

Chinese researchers reported this week that people eating high amounts of animal protein in their diets may suffer substantially fewer strokes compared with those who consume little or no animal protein.

The study involved fecal and blood samples from elite rugby players who were in the middle of an intense training program.

Study participants were from fertility clinics and research centers.

Researchers have found a correlation between physical fitness level and cognitive performance on learning, memory, and verbal fluency tests.

Policies are expected to be developed over the next few years and will incorporate scientific data gathered on the risks and benefits of e-cigarettes independent of traditional cigarettes.

Two independent reports published this week describe minor association between the number of moles women have and their risk of developing breast cancer, but the details of what link moles have to these risks are not known.