Just a few short phone calls can offer "large, robust, and sustaining" benefits for older adults with insomnia, a new study shows.

COVID-19 has added worry and strain to already-burdened parents and caregivers of children diagnosed with cancer.

Car makers frequently wait to announce an auto recall until after a competitor does, even if the recall is unrelated to similar defects.

A new book about American poverty charts how and why the "land of opportunity" thinks about the issue in terms of "Red" and "Blue," or "us" and "them."

Research in mice suggests that during sleep, neurons are busy connecting emotions like fear to memory. The finding may shed light on PTSD and anxiety.

The mix of beneficial bacteria passed from passed via breast milk changes significantly over time, report researchers.

An expert digs into how stress during the pandemic can change eating habits and how to tell the difference between stress eating and an eating disorder.

Babies born early may go on to struggle with math and English language arts, and also with chronic absenteeism and suspension from school.

Governments with strong female representation are more likely to deliver on campaign promises, according to new research.

Kittens may offer clues to a deadly diarrhea disease that kills up to 120,000 children under the age of five every year.