Study finds insomnia linked to alcohol-use among adolescents
Insomnia is linked to frequency of alcohol use among early adolescents, according to new Rutgers University-Camden research. "Parents, educators, and...
Read moreInsomnia is linked to frequency of alcohol use among early adolescents, according to new Rutgers University-Camden research. "Parents, educators, and...
Read moreRutgers scientists say neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's may be linked to defective brain cells disposing toxic proteins that...
Read moreMen are less likely than women to go to the doctor, more likely to choose a male doctor when they...
Read moreRutgers scientists have taken a step toward understanding how sexual aggression alters the female brain. In a recent study in...
Read moreMeditation and aerobic exercise done together helps reduce depression, according to a new Rutgers study. The study, published in Translational...
Read moreCan't stop texting? If you're a teenager, it may be to blame for falling grades and increased yawning in school,...
Read moreHusbands and wives married for a long time don't look at marital problems in the same way. When a marriage...
Read moreCan you imagine a drug that would make it easier to learn a language, sharpen your memory and help those...
Read moreA woman is brutally assaulted, but rather than receiving the sympathy she deserves, she is blamed. If she had dressed...
Read moreA commonly used pesticide may alter the development of the brain's dopamine system -- responsible for emotional expression and cognitive...
Read moreWhat we believed as children about the soul and the afterlife shapes what we believe as adults – regardless of...
Read moreGay and bisexual youth who are supported by their family and feel comfortable talking to them about their lifestyle are...
Read moreWhen it comes to a happy marriage, a new Rutgers study finds that the more content the wife is with...
Read morePositive emotions – even those viewed through a distorted lens – may play an exacerbating role in fueling eating disorders...
Read moreA neuroscientist at Rutgers University-Newark says the human brain operates much the same whether active or at rest – a finding that...
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