Science

Your dance moves say a lot about you, such as how extroverted or neurotic you are, what mood you happen to be in, and even how much you empathize with other people.

Also, the amount of alcohol we consume has been on the rise for two decades.

Yoga’s movements, meditation and breathing are linked to an increase in the size of brain areas involved in thinking, decision-making, memory and emotions.

Scientific researchers in Brazil found people thought their coffee tasted better when they drank it out of a smooth porcelain cup as opposed to a ceramic mug with a rough finish on the outer and inner walls

On these cold, fresh mornings when you step outside, the chill takes your breath away and you see the world encased in ice, just what are you looking at?

Science says that sleep deprivation doubles the odds of making "placekeeping" errors, and triples the number of lapses in attention.

Researchers also found that coffee is the worst idea for a hangover, and can actually prolong it, while drinking green or black tea could potentially help at least a little.

When the camera scans the faces of the Seahawks players before kickoff, you'll notice a focused seriousness.

Your gait, how you walk, lean and swing your arms today could potentially help doctors detect and diagnose dementia earlier than ever before..

The swarm of dragon flies is so large that as it travels across the southeastern United States, it has actually been picked up on weather radar!