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The researchers found that those who had more than four hours per day of screen time had on average 30 minutes later sleep onset and wake up times.

The study showed that in some cases this is characterised by a lack of problem-solving and high avoidance coping strategies like drinking alcohol when having a problem and experiencing very frequent negative emotions.

A new study finds that eating junk food can cause fat to seep into the brain and trigger depression.

As a new study warns of rising cancer rates, scroll down to find out more about the effects of chemotherapy

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The study suggests that depression may develop from an interesting yet complex interaction between biological and psychological processes.

If you are also going to observe fast in this month, or are just curious about the fasting rules related to Ramadan, here’s a quick guide to help you.

Deepika Padukone is all set to slay at Met Gala 2019 for the third time in a row.

Scroll down to witness Kendall Jenner giving a modern ode to the retro fashion from the early 2000s on the streets of Los Angeles.

Scroll down to find out what are the four main triggers for habitual smartphone use .

Our findings that heavier and taller children have increased risks of RCC open the door to new ways to explore the causes of kidney cancer.

During an experiment the team discovered that a high-calorie diet, when combined with stress, resulted in more weight gain than the same diet caused in a stress-free environment.

Supermodel Kendall Jenner has landed as the cover star for the May 2019 issue of Vogue Russia.

For up to 8 years, participants and their spouses reported on life satisfaction and various factors hypothesized to be related to mortality.

The team discovered that a high-calorie diet when combined with stress resulted in more weight gain than the same diet caused in a stress-free environment.

Screening a spider scene from "Spiderman 2" film reduced spider phobia (arachnophobia) symptoms score by 20 per cent among the participants.