A study found men who watch a lot of television are the most likely to want a six pack and "V-shaped" torso.
One in 100 people who delve into their ancestry should expect to find a child who was the product of adultery.
Young men who eat a mainly ?Western? diet of pizza, chips and burgers may end up with drastically lower sperm counts.
Beer before wine and you?ll feel fine???so goes the tactical tippler?s adage.
People who are afraid their relationship may end are more committed and feel more strongly about their partner.
US scientists found teenagers have a later body clock, meaning they are night owls who go to bed late and wake up late.
Experts believe youngsters' health is damaged by the stress of growing up in a broken home that it might explain rising rates of asthma and heart disease among those ...
Setting a strict deadline is the most effective way to make sure children get the best sleep, researchers found.
A study has found that losing just a few hours of sleep really does make females less attractive.
The study is the first to address the impact of cumulative environmental exposures on cancer incidence.
The study is the first to address the impact of cumulative environmental exposures on cancer incidence.
Scientists could have a new explanation for your reluctance to climb out of bed ? you're out of sync with the Earth.
It had previously been thought that adults needed less rest from middle age because they seemed less affected by losing it.
Teenagers struggling to get out of bed on time is nothing to do with their hormones or a need for extra sleep, researchers say.
Fewer than two-thirds of heterosexual women are regularly satisfied in the bedroom, research shows.
Scientists found that people who consistently spend this long in bed were twice as likely to develop dementia over the next decade.
Emotional distress can raise your risk of dying from cancer by a third.
Seven hours of sleep a night, seaweed and cups of coffee could hold the key to staying young.
The first robot cars could be dangerous because of the time it takes to regain control, scientists warn.
Looking after the grandchildren, even only occasionally, may cut the risk of dying early by a third, scientists found.