New research used false feedback to gauge the effect of threatened masculinity on men's relationships. The results aren't pretty.

Out of the Washington state workforce of 3.3 million, some 900,000 fill positions in 55 high-hazard lines of work. They're mostly female and disproportionately people of color.

When multiple droughts build on each other, they affect forests differently than one drought alone. Researchers are beginning to understand how and why.

A unique group of neurons lights up in female mosquitoes only when they're eating the combined ingredients of blood, researchers report.

When solving problems, we tend to rely on things that have worked in the past, which psycholgists call "fixation." Other ideas may get you out of the rut.

Researchers have begun to solve the mystery of how COVID-19 causes "silent hypoxia," where oxygen levels in patients become abnormally—and dangerously—low.

Higher doses of vitamin D, referred to as "hypersufficiency," slows the progression of frailty in mice, a new study shows.

Crickets, katydids, and grasshoppers have been singing the same tune for more than 300 million years, a new study shows.

Black police officers face disciplinary measures for misconduct more often than white officers, even with the same number of allegations made against them.

Growing evidence suggests Venus was a lot like Earth long ago. Researchers say rocks from Venus that collided with the moon could help clear things up.