The herbs purported to serve as a cure for various illnesses, like late-stage cancer, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
A high school senior says he won't be dining at McDonald's anytime's soon after he found what appeared to look like a worm in his Sausage McMuffin.
Researchers report that the label 'healthy' can prompt people to overserve themselves, leading to higher calorie consumption.
A new study found a linke between childhood abuse and adult obesity.
Hygiene expert reports that the average British outdoor grill can contain up to double the amount of germs found on a toilet seat within the same household.
The episode made fun of a character who cannot eat gluten.
Being exposed to secondhand smoke may make children more physically aggressive and antisocial, according to a new study.
A blood test may soon become available that determines the risk of postpartum depression for pregnant women.
A Spanish hotel has been slammed after staff refused to let a group of children with Down syndrome stay the night "in case they annoyed" the other guests.
Tunisia has announced three new cases and one death from the SARS-linked novel coronavirus, which has finally received a name and which has affected 40 people worldwide.
Sex in Ancient Egypt may have been reserved for the summer, new research suggests.
Using the genetic sequencing firm Illumina, the test will provide information about 97 genes that influence the risk of cancer.
Researchers believe that by using carbon isotope analysis, they can determine how many sugary drinks a person had from a single hair strand.
A new study reports that taking vitamin D supplements can ease the symptoms of fatigue and improve quality of life for Crohn's disease patients who are in remission.
Health officials from the United Kingdom have held several weekend clinics to vaccinate children due to the increasing rates of measles cases.