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Scientists say that the broken-heart syndrome is an actual medical diagnosis, exhibiting the same signs of a typical heart attack.

January brings community missions, premium gifts and the release of the much-awaited Getaway to “Battlefield Hardline.”

Australia and New Zealand have both received the Hoopa event this January for "Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire."

Oral contraceptive use in early pregnancy does not cause birth defects.

Double Fine Production has released a video thanking fans who have supported “Psychonauts 2” crowdfunding campaign on Fig.

The release date for “Homefront: The Revolution” was leaked through the reservation passes available at retail store Target.

The ISIS terror labs are reportedly building advanced weapons, including heat-seeking missiles and car bombs.

As defence experts raise doubts about the North Korean test being a Hydrogen bomb, a leading forensic seismologist says science could tell if it was really so.

Climate change poses an extinction threat to some of the popular foods, including wine, beer, coffee and chocolate.

The human brain can be computer-trained to regulate negative emotional reactions, suggests a new study.

It was touch and go for Australian scientists who had to race against time to recover a meteorite older than Earth before it got washed away by heavy rain.

Ralph Lauren Polo Red Car Pack introduces new and vintage cars for "Forza Motorsport 6."

A customer’s food decision at restaurants is influenced by the weight of the waiter.

The wage gap makes women more prone to depression and anxiety compared to men, according to a new study.

Experts believe that children may already understand the basic concepts of reading and writing before formal training of these skills begins.

Some more useful mods have been developed for “Fallout 4,” including an easy way to level up SPECIAL stats and fly with a jetpack without a power armour.

Microsoft has released two more bundles in time for the new year.

Titles like "God of War: Ascension" and "Heavenly Sword" are now available for streaming on the PS4.

In addition to the release date, Square Enix also unveiled a special collector's edition of the game.

A professor of Sociology at University of North Carolina says that inflammation and teenage obesity are more common in lonely teenagers and that social interaction improves health.

Researchers say that skin bacteria promotes the growth of cancer cells in patients with lymphoma.

A new study claims that processed foods raises the risk of developing autoimmune diseases.

North Korea made a big deal out of its Wednesday hydrogen bomb test, but experts believe it was only boosted-fission bomb.

Perverts are using mobile games and social networking sites such as “Clash of Clans” and Instagram to target children online.

A Kickstarter campaign, Teslasuit, projects promises to develop a full-body haptic feedback suit that lets people feel the virtual reality.

HTC has introduced the Steam-powered VR headset Vive Pre for developers at the CES 2016.

A date with the man responsible for hiking up the price of AIDS drug Daraprim in 2015.

Mohammed Abad can now lose his virginity with the help of his bionic manhood and 2013’s Sex Worker of the Year Charlotte Rose.

With the number of diabetics in the UK crossing the four million mark, the North East region of the country is set to explode under the impact of the disease, suggests new data.