Sarah Thomas

Kourtney has been practicing yoga and certain physical exercises.

A true spectacle, scientists have discovered a new planet forming around a star about 335 light years from Earth.

A woman from Oregon was put behind bars for playing what she calls "The Zombie Game."

Russell Edwards, who describes himself as an "armchair detective," claims to have solved the mystery behind the man who committed the gruesome murders.

Scientists have conducted researches and investigations on the "sailing stones" in Death Valley since 1940s -- and found that an underlying pond may be the reason.

The story of this large hairy creature has cropped up, and this time with two evidences.

A new study has found that people who go on trying in spite of encountering several failures had differential brain activity.

A new study could lead to advancements in the treatment of women with triple-negative breast cancer.

A PE teacher has been charged with the offence sexually abusing her pupil. The teacher, Emily Fox, from Bath had sex with her student at an all girls private school.

Economists and psychologists have devised strategies to help people motivate themselves to lose weight.

A fisherman who went fishing last week, in Fort Pierce, Florida, found what he calls an oversized "alien creature".

There are several myths that people still hold about sex that researchers have debunked.

According to the UN, a suicide occurs every 40 seconds, which is more than the number of deaths per year in wars and natural disasters.

Scientists say alien life could be sniffed out; they have found that alien organisms pump stinky chemicals into their home planets' skies that mask their existence.

Huggins claims to have been abducted by aliens when he was 8 years old and has had repeated contacts with them since.

A new study has found a strong link between television viewing and food consumption.

As an attempt to save millions of animal lives that are lost during laboratory testing, scientists are creating artificial micro humans that would replace these animals.

A study conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health researchers found that soda caused 180,000 deaths by causing health problems such as diabetes, cancer and heart diseases.

A new study conducted by the scientists from the Universities of Cambridge Aberdeen has found that an increase in the consumption of meat would cause global warming.

There are also those celebrities who take to the most hard and rather bizarre diets to lose weight. These diets can also cause more harm to the body than good.

Around 400 million years ago the fish began exploring land and evolved into tetrapods that are today's amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. It is a still unknown as to how these fishes could use their bodies and fins to move on land and conform to the environment.

Specialized cells in the intestine called Paneth cells are the first to respond to HIV infection. Researchers at UC Davis conducted a study that looked into the bodily responses to the deadly HIV infection.

Dr. Mehmet Oz provided some simple ways to boost one's happiness level. In the Dr Oz Show, he listed five ways to heighten happiness and also explained that among other things, one's diet can also affects mood and emotions.

Bill Clinton has lost 30 pounds after his bypass surgery. All thanks to Dr. Mark's sugar detox program, Clinton's health also has impressively improved. Dr Hyman advises that a vegan diet may not always be good and can result in weight gain.

Development is needed to this kind of experiment. This can be the future way of communication.

According to a UCLA psychology study, latest technology has limited children's opportunities for face-to-face social interactions. They cannot recognize anger, sadness or anxiety.

Solutions to a rare genetic condition called, Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome, was revealed.

A new research states that being stressed changes that way food is metabolised and the body tends to store more calories as fat. It causes the body to burn fat slower than those who are not stressed.

A 24-year-old multimillionaire, Mitsutoki Shigeta, was a father of 15 babies via surrogacy who wanted to have large family members.