An FDA ban on flavored e-cigarettes did not move people to quit vaping, according to a new survey.

Only a small number of middle-age adults would be very likely to test new dementia prevention drugs, researchers report.

COVID exacted a huge toll on the well-being of health care workers who were already struggling with high levels of emotional exhaustion before the pandemic.

More than a quarter of US adults experience "transportation insecurity," meaning they have no way to get from place to place in a safe or timely manner.

Many Americans are vaping substances never meant to be inhaled, including tea, caffeine, and essential oils, a new survey shows.

The way people in China felt about the United States dropped considerably during Donald Ttrump's presidency, a new public opinion survey shows.

Days after a judge knocked down mask mandates on planes, a new poll shows that 56% of Americans actually support the requirements.

A new poll reveals how American parents feel about teaching racism and sexuality in school. The answers often broke along party lines, researchers say.

Why did some people start gardening during COVID-19? "Connection to nature, relaxation, and stress relief were by far the biggest reasons gardeners cited."

Many Americans morally opposed to abortion say they're willing to offer support to someone seeking one. But the kind of support varies, researchers report.