Almost all surveyed Western nations show an increase in child care time spent by both parents.
How parenting has improved since the '60s
Feeling lonely? Study says it's in your DNA
Research finds loneliness is hereditary, part of a biological warning system for our social health.
Summit to focus on devastating citrus disease
UC Riverside will host summit Oct. 4 and 5 to discuss research on citrus greening disease.
NIH renews Knockout Mouse Project
$29M award will help to better understand the genetic basis for diseases in humans and animals.
4 UC alums win MacArthur 'genius' grants
The prestigious awards will support their creative endeavors in the arts and sciences over the next four years.
How plastic winds up in our seafood and what you can do about it
The surprising ways that you may be contributing to plastic pollution.
Volkswagen scandal fundamentally changed financial markets
Where the car company suffered the small investor now benefits, a new study finds.
Are you a jerk? Take the quiz
These 5 simple questions developed by a philosopher will help you figure out where you stand.
Why nursing research matters
The concept may surprise some, although the work they do is vital to patients.
New California law to curb climate pollutant emissions based on Scripps science
Gov. Jerry Brown signs into law a 'lifeline' to planet’s 7 billion people, says Scripps researcher.
$600M Chan Zuckerberg 'Biohub' led by UCSF, UC Berkeley announced
Two UCs and Stanford partner in a new research center focused on biotechnology and life sciences innovation.
Go ahead, curse in front of your kids
A UC San Diego cognitive scientist investigates whether exposure to four-letter words causes any harm.