Selena Gomez was recently praised for owning her stomach rolls -- showing how the movement pathologizes normal bodily features in the name of celebrating them.

The findings suggest that social policies directed at increasing people's financial well-being could benefit their cognitive health too.

Researchers say it is ‘vitally important’ that the use of forever chemicals is rapidly restricted.

The warning speaks to a previously unchecked phenomenon in the world of crypto marketing: how celebrities make money using NFTs.

“Punishment given to any person should have been reformative and not prejudicial,” the court said.

When it seems like disgrace is the only other alternative to abuse, motivating oneself to walk out just to be shamed, doesn’t feel worth it.

As antibiotic-resistant bacteria becomes one of the biggest health emergencies globally, viruses have emerged as an unlikely ally in fighting the superbugs.

"...you're going to see a sharp decline in their population because we just don't have the genetic diversity," the researchers said.

A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

When women are put on a pedestal for choosing not to abort, and vilified for having one, the idea that they have free will is an illusion.

This week in The Buzz Cut: men's rights activists express outrage, a woman who broke the internet now saves it, and rupee comes of age.

Midnight makes the brain inclined towards addictive behavior, suicidal ideation, and other high risk situations.

Besides the pandemic-spawned isolation, rise in social media use can also lead to loneliness by reducing meaningful in-person interactions.

The lack of women in industry positions eventually translates into a lack of representation on screen.

Shows like "The Boys" and "The Umbrella Academy" explore the surreal in our own world -- grounding us in our damning reality.

Over 500 workers are sitting in a three-day protest in Delhi to demand pending payments worth Rs 21850 crore.

"The latest findings raise a slew of questions — not least, whether medical and biological determinations of death will need revising," experts note.

Employing technology "against people who have already been discriminated against is obviously going to cause more harm than they have faced historically."

One question continues to loom large: is DDLJ really the best representation of Indian cinema in the 21st century?

"The embryo is the best organ-making machine and the best 3D bio-printer — we tried to emulate what it does," the researchers said.

The Court distinguished between a false promise of marriage and one made in good faith but not fulfilled -- but the law tells a sobering story of patriarchy in India.

Aamir Khan's Forrest Gump remake has run into trouble ahead of its release, because of his comments -- as a Muslim -- on rising intolerance from years ago.

"[S]hy individuals may focus their attention inwards during new social interactions... imped[ing] the attention that should be paid to the social partner."

An analysis of billions of Facebook connections shows how social capital shapes mobility around class barriers.