While Republicans and Democrats agree on relief for the pandemic, Americans are split on issues around the 2020 election and President Trump's impeachment.

In several countries, including the US, the number of people who say they'll get a COVID-19 vaccine is falling short of the number needed for herd immunity.

New research identifies factors associated with higher risk for negative mental health effects for college students during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patients rate doctors who share their race or ethnicity higher than physicians of other races, a survey of more than 100,000 people shows.

Although nicotine's primary risk is addiction to tobacco, 83% of doctors strongly believe it directly contributes to heart disease, a new survey finds.

Getting the US census count right has never been easy. COVID-19 is just one thing that makes this year's task even more challenging.

Americans' support for returning to in-person classes varies by gender, ethnicity, and political affiliation, a new survey shows.

Disagreements between parents and grandparents over issues like discipline and TV can strain relationships. Here's how families can ease tensions.

Health experts expect a COVID-19 vaccine next year, but will the public be ready for one? A new survey digs into who says they'll get it.

Many older adults in a new survey report experiencing some kind of ageism, though it hasn't dimmer their view of getting older.