Scientists found that the rise in app usage — 50% of all UK couples will meet online by 2035, per the study — has brought about a disturbing phenomenon called the “dating app” effect.

A new study on Europe's most romantic LGBTQ+ hotspots has crowned Berlin as the best destination on the continent among 40 cities. The research ranked locations based on factors like the number of ...

Online dating apps are fast-paced platforms where ... and intelligence, the study debunked this common assumption. Men and women showed no difference in prioritizing attractiveness over other ...

A recent study published March 17 by researchers at the University of Michigan details the unique experiences of Black women on online dating platforms. Researchers examined the challenges Black women ...

Third Wheel, a New York Times column about love, sex, dating and relationships, is seeking input from readers that will help shape our coverage. By Gina Cherelus In the Third Wheel column ...

Paedophiles may be trying to gain access to children through their parents’ dating apps, researchers have warned. A report co-led by the University of Edinburgh found men who have sexually ...

A recent study published March 17 by researchers at the University of Michigan details the unique experiences of Black women on online dating platforms. Researchers interviewed 20 Black women across ...

More specifically, online dating is having a significant effect on our cortisol and dopamine levels. Additionally, the study has also found these apps can have a direct impact on testosterone ...

The findings are from analysis of 5,340 decisions made by 445 people aged between 18 and 35 on dating apps such as Tinder. Attractiveness was ranked out of seven — and a 1.5-point improvement in ...