Club Drug “Special K” May Help Alleviate Depression, Study Shows
Ketamine, known as Special K, being used to fight depression
Smoking Weed May Affect Your Verbal Memory: Study
A new study suggests that cognitive function is impaired by prolonged use of cannabis.
Dog Owners Are Happier and More Outgoing Than Cat Owners
The Manhattanville College study found that dog owners were “significantly more conscientious and less neurotic” than cat owners.
Being a Bar Regular Is Really Good for You, Says Best Study Ever
New research from Oxford University suggests people with a local pub are “significantly” happier, have more friends, and are less likely to drink to excess.
Exercise Alone Won’t Cause You to Lose Weight, Study Says
A study published in Current Biology suggests that diet, not exercise, is the most efficient way to control weight.
Science Discovers “Holy Grail” of Fat Loss and Muscle Gain
Researchers have uncovered significant new evidence in the elusive quest to gain muscle while losing fat.
The 14 Fittest Men on Instagram Will Make You Break a Sweat
These ripped fitstagrammers will give you more than body envy—they have you racing to the gym.
More than 25% of Men Think Male Models Are Too Sexualized
A new study by market insight company Mintel investigates the effect of “hunkvertising” on male body image.
Relax, Coffee Doesn’t Give You Heart Palpitations, Study Finds
A new study from the University of California San Francisco suggests coffee drinking is not linked to an escalated or unhealthy heart rate.
Vaping Probably Just Leads Teens to Smoking, Says Study
Teeangers who used an e-cigarette were more likely to take up smoking a year later, according to a study published in the journal Tobacco Control.