A study from the Pennsylvania State University suggests people are more relaxed at work than at home. It could be because at work place, you have specific things to do. But at home, a lot of things, especially if you have kids, keep you always on your toes.

Italians scientists have revealed that lives of eight babies have been saved as of now by the world's first miniaturized kidney dialysis machine. The scientists raised the money to build it and within nine months of its use, it has done a remarkable job.

New York City authorities will read Yelp restaurant reviews to uncover causes of food poisoning. Three unreported outbreaks were found through analysis of 300,000 reviews on the popular website. The outbreaks were related to 16 illnesses.

A woman has given birth to a healthy baby despite being in coma for more than 10 weeks. Doctors performed a cesarean section on the 39-year-old Santa Cruz woman on Thursday and the woman gave birth to a healthy boy. The baby got a first view of the world in West Nathaniel Lande at 10:56 am. The weight of the baby is 5 pounds 9 ounces.

Researchers from Leiden University have come across a very exciting finding. They have found that the favorite pastime of the wild mice is running on the wheel.

In a press conference on Wednesday, the Springfield-Greene County Health Department announced about receiving a report regarding food worker from Red Robins having hepatitis A.

Babies born to obese women face a very high risk of suffering an oxygen deficit at birth compared to those born to average-weight women. Researchers have reached the conclusion after conducting a study that examined data from the Swedish medical birth registry for all 1.7 million births that occurred in the country between 1992 and 2010.

This study truly proves that birds of a feather flock together. Behavioural scientists found husbands and wives had more DNA in common than strangers.

Research from the University of California shows we still get attracted to spouses whose genes are similar to our own. Lead researcher Benjamin Domingue thinks people genetically similar to us have more opportunities to meet and mate.