Miley Cyrus has a "very large polyp" on her vocal cord but is "not willing" to have it removed in case it changes her voice. The Flowers hitmaker explained the sound of her distinctive low-pitched ...

In an interview with Vulture published on Wednesday, May 14, the "Chicago" musician opened up about how the Bible espouses sex and sexuality. "The religious is very sexual," Stevens, 49 ...

This large-scale global study and the insight it gathered could be a valuable contribution to the understanding of the human brain, guiding future studies focusing on specific developmental ...

Elizabeth Cooney is a cardiovascular disease reporter at STAT, covering heart, stroke, and metabolic conditions. Vasan Ramachandran is baffled. A cardiologist and veteran of the famed Framingham ...

The Huntington jumped at the prospect of finally getting its Bible one page closer to completion. After months of research, paperwork, licensing and fundraising, the print arrived at the library ...

Recently, she has come under fire for siding with Republicans on a controversial immigration bill, as well as inviting fellow members of Congress to join a Bible study held by an anti-LGBTQ ...

Yet Bible makers aren’t sure what it is about this moment that is driving demand. “We’re very aware that ... a wide-margin Bible, or a large-print Bible to their study repertoire—but ...

A new major study from UK researchers shows EVs can last as long as, if not longer than, ICE cars. In addition, it appears as though EVs offer more rapid improvements in reliability over gas cars.

The large observational study ... 2:00 Semaglutide medication’s like Ozempic contribute to heart health, study finds “At a very high level, when you give the drug to somebody, you’re ...

Conservative advocacy group One Million Mom has launched a campaign opposing Zondervan’s newly released NIV Upside-Down Kingdom Bible: Think Deeply/Love Widely, claiming the study Bible promotes "woke ...

Novo Nordisk A/S’s blockbuster shot Ozempic was linked to an increased risk of a rare form of vision loss in a study that backs up Harvard University research published earlier this year.

Black and Hispanic people were also at higher risk as well, possibly because they lacked access to health care, the study said. "We do see very large differences by socioeconomic status ...