Older adults are waiting even longer in emergency departments, study finds - Increases may be driven by several factors, such ...

But as a third-year student at Stanford Law School, I see a more troubling problem: an academic environment with two loud camps, one aligning with far-right politics, one aligning with the far left.

Stanford’s wide receiver room looks scary. Although the room only consists of 11 guys, the depth is unreal. Whether it is one of their returners, or one of thei ...

The Stanford Prison Experiment was designed to simulate a prison environment; 24 students at Stanford University in California were recruited for what was billed as a “psychological study of ...

In August 1971, at the tail end of summer break, the Stanford psychology professor Philip Zimbardo recruited two dozen male college students for what was advertised as “a psychological study of ...

Huge New Stanford Study: There’s No Such Thing as a CEO Personality Just about any personality type can succeed as a CEO as long as there’s a fit between company and leader.

A new study from Stanford Medicine reveals that many of the body's molecules and microorganisms starkly rise or fall in numbers at two specific times — ages 44 and 60.

The Stanford study estimated that long-term exposure to nitrogen dioxide from stoves was likely causing up to 50,000 cases of asthma in ... and into living rooms and bedrooms. Good ventilation, ...

It’s the first study to assess the carcinogenic health risks from benzene formed during gas combustion from stoves, as well as leukemia cases attributable to gas stove use, researchers claimed.

In an award-winning revolutionary study published earlier this month, psychologists found that most students between the ages of 18 and 22 “prefer not to answer.” ...

The Stanford study analyzed dozens of mass shootings and found that most children who died were killed by a family member — often a parent. Researchers urged action. ... a UC Davis emergency room ...

You may think you chose to read this, but Stanford scientist Robert Sapolsky would disagree. He says virtually all human behavior is beyond our conscious control.