Lab work isn't 9-5, but there are ways to reduce stress and anxiety among graduate students, say researchers.

If you're struggling to keep up with rising costs, you're not alone. An expert weighs in on what's driving the rise in inflation and when it will slow down.

As COVID-19 raged across the United States, drug overdose deaths reached unprecedented heights. New research breaks down who was most vulnerable.

Black families lost much more wealth than white families, regardless of class or profession, in the 10 years that followed the Great Recession.

With Americans quitting their jobs and many more saying they're considering it, an expert breaks down what's behind "the Great Resignation."

Beautiful people have an advantage in hiring, but a new study suggests their looks aren't the only reason why. Are they better nonverbal communicators?

"Zoom's update didn't so much solve inaccessibility as shine a spotlight on it," writes Courtney Wade. But there are actions we can take to improve our workplaces.

A nap won't make up for a sleepless night, according to a new study that judged people's effectiveness on cognitive tasks after various amounts of rest.

Results from a recent poll show bipartisan support for paying nurses and health care aides more. Doctors, however, don't find the same support.

Anxiety about job seeking during a pandemic is understandable. New research suggests it can help or hurt your efforts.