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Protein consumption is a hot topic on social media — and in real life — with influencers encouraging viewers to add protein staples to common meals.

Six hours after a new restaurant in downtown Hartford, The Foundry, opened on Jan. 16, its tables were fully booked for the ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins sent out a very cryptic emoji via social media on Tuesday night ... "He's a big reason why we've had the success we've had. We want Tee back, and ...

From an evolutionary standpoint, it’s easy to see why social media has this effect on us. We’re wired to be hyper-responsive to social cues, as our ability to pay attention to such cues would ...

It's no secret that social media has a tight grip on most of us, but what is happening to our bodies as we scroll endlessly through Instagram or TikTok? New research has uncovered some of the ...

The typical adult in the UK spends nearly two hours on social media per day. And for younger users, this can easily be up to five hours. The likes of Instagram or TikTok seem to draw us into their ...