New research in Brazil finds that women and older adults are at higher risk of adverse drug reactions.

Our culture's fat phobia has deep cultural and religious roots, a new book argues.

The way firms rate fake resumes sheds light on the way conscious and unconscious bias shapes who gets the job.

Surveys from 1946 to 2018 show how gender stereotypes have changed in the United States. But the trends aren't all positive.

Self-managed teams "aren't as awesome as people think." The red flag is pay inequity.

Policies that fight gender inequality can have a big impact on the health of mothers and their children.

New research identifies a tactic to bring out flexible thinking and better problem-solving in children. "It opens their horizons to be a little more inclusive."

About 80% of Wikipedia's editors are male. Women involved with the project cite safety concerns, report researchers.

Moms aren't the only ones facing criticism and second-guessing about their parenting choices, survey results show.

Happy Father's Day! Here are five unexpected research findings about dads.