Ben Renner

A study of men and women over 65 shows that the risk of death by any cause rises dramatically in people with low muscle mass in their arms and legs.

Original news coverage of the latest research studies

Researchers say the stress to achieve financial success and earn more money cuts many people off from the world around them.

People are more likely to cite violent video games as a cause of school shootings by white shooters than those by African American shooters.

“Obsessively passionate” runners suffer more injuries and their commitment impacts relationships with romantic partners, friends, and relatives.

If you’ve ever felt a powerful impulse to squeeze a cute puppy or pinch a baby’s cheeks, you’ve felt what researchers refer to as “cute aggression.”

Dads from coast to coast can celebrate a little extra this Father’s Day. A study by a team of sociologists at Brigham Young and Ball State universities indicates that fathers today are more engaged with their kids than previous generations.

If you’ve visited a health or fitness supplement store recently you’ve probably seen testosterone boosters, or “T-boosters,” for sale.

"Fresh air" may not be so fresh after all. A new study finds that millions of viruses and bacteria are swept into the atmosphere and travel long distances before eventually falling back down to earth. 

Dr. Angus Johnson estimates that the fastest time any living human male can run a marathon in is 1:58.05 and 2:05.31 for a female.