Month’s original intent was to ensure that K-12 students understood Black people's rich history, which had been ignored or poorly conceived in schools, says UB’s LaGarrett King.

Women's Health Initiative investigator offers tips on how to maintain a healthy heart, including how the things people do every day can count toward hitting their heart health goals.

The union would be a first for the Elon Musk-owned company, says sociologist Erin Hatton.

Samantha Barbas is the author a new book, ‘Actual Malice,' that explores the landmark press freedom case.

Research shows that tiny gestures can have a positive impact on people’s lives by making them feel like part of a community, says Shira Gabriel, an expert in social psychology: “You have the power, with a very small act, to make a real difference in someone’s life.”

For many people sensing a charred flavor in their mouth, it is most likely a misplaced sense of smell, says Kathryn Medler.

‘K-pop is really about the bond between the idols and the fans,’ Choi says.

Registered dietitian Katherine Balantekin cautions that while popular anti-obesity drugs are helpful, they are ‘best used as adjuncts to behavioral obesity management.’

Deborah Chung is an expert on composite materials, like those used to build the ill-fated Titan.

Gorlewski assesses the ongoing problems (and solutions) associated with the national teaching shortage