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CVS Pulls Zantac and Similar Heartburn Medications From Stores Over Cancer Concerns
Though the FDA hasn’t recalled ranitidine—the generic name for Zantac—just yet, CVS has decided it’s better to be safe than sorry.
HEALTH
Alcohol-Producing Gut Bacteria May Harm Livers—Even if You Don't Drink
A type of bacteria in the gut could be making enough alcohol to damage livers, even in people who have never had a drop of booze.
General Mills Is Recalling More Than 600,000 Pounds of Gold Medal Flour Over E. Coli Risk
Five-pound bags of Gold Medal unbleached all-purpose flour are potentially contaminated with E. coli, and though it hasn't been connected to any illnesses, General Mills is voluntarily recalling the product to be safe.
Doctors at a British Hospital Are Now Prescribing Houseplants for Depression
Houseplants aren’t just for decor anymore. One clinic is England thinks horticultural therapy could improve your mental health.
Study: Drinking More Than Two Sodas Daily Can Increase Risk of Death
Soft drinks invite a host of health complications. A major new study warns that consuming even two glasses a day can have you fizzing out.
We’re Wasting More Than Half of the Food In Our Refrigerators, Says New Study
When it comes to food waste, the world trashes about 1.3 billion tons of it each year. For Americans, confusing expiration dates may be partly to blame.
10 Facts You Should Know About Schizophrenia
From the positive and negative symptoms to possible causes, here are a few things you should know about schizophrenia.
Library Books Were Once Blamed for Spreading Deadly Diseases
At the turn of the 20th century, library patrons feared picking up a book might result in more than late fees. They worried it could transmit tuberculosis.
Michigan Hospital’s Neonatal ICU Is in Need of Volunteer ‘Baby Cuddlers’
Increase dopamine levels, care for NICU infants, and give hardworking hospital staffers much-needed help in one fell swoop.
A Custom Wheelchair Allowed This Brain-Injured Baby Raccoon to Walk Again
After Vittles the raccoon suffered a brain injury, she couldn't support herself. Now she's walking again with the help of a custom wheelchair.
Why You Should Never Shower With Your Contact Lenses In
Yes, it’s a total pain to remove your contact lenses every time you want a quick rinse-off, but it’s worth it.
Illinois Becomes the First State to Require Insurance Companies to Cover EpiPens for Kids
Mylan’s high EpiPen prices have made it difficult for people to purchase the life-saving tool in the past, but things are looking up.
California Sets Regulations for Diners Bringing Their Own Reusable Containers to Restaurants
For diners who want to reduce their waste while eating out, California just passed a law that makes it safer to use personal containers for restaurant leftovers.
Marathon Karaoke Session Lands Man in Hospital With a Collapsed Lung
If your lungs are sending you signals to stop hitting those high notes, it’s probably a good idea to listen to them.
Therapy Ponies Are Bringing ‘Comfort and Joy’ to Dementia Patients
The latest superstar emotional support animals are a herd of Shetland ponies visiting patients in Scotland.
These Chain Restaurant Menu Items Contain a Day's Worth of Calories
If you want to keep your meal in the triple-digit calorie range, avoid these gut-busting items at popular chain restaurants.
15 Scientific Ways to Relax for National Relaxation Day
Today is National Relaxation Day, so you have a great excuse to take it easy. Here’s how science can help you have the most laid-back day of the year.
The CDC Warns That Just Touching Contaminated Pig Ear Dog Treats Can Make Humans Sick
The popular dehydrated dog treat has been linked to a Salmonella outbreak in 33 states. Here's why you shouldn't even be touching one.
10 Illuminating Online Courses You Can Take in August
From mastering mindfulness to making macarons, there’s an online class on this list for every type of student.
Reality Bites: A Humongous Tick That Chases Its Prey Has Been Found in the Netherlands
The non-native species doesn't wait for stationary hosts. It actively pursues them, scuttling over the ground to secure a blood meal.
The 20 Best Hospitals in America
'U.S. News & World Report' has released its annual ranking of America's best hospitals by specialty and presented its "honor roll" of the overall top 20 hospitals across the country.
Taco Seasoning Sold at Walmart Has Been Recalled Due to Salmonella Contamination
The two spice blends sold at Walmart have been linked to a batch of cumin contaminated with Salmonella.
You Can Now Buy Dr. Pimple Popper’s Skincare Products at Target
Dr. Sandra Lee has brought seven acne-fighting products from her acclaimed SLMD Skincare line to an aisle near you.
11 Facts You Should Know About Depression
Depression affects 300 million people worldwide, but there's good news: There are effective treatments. Here’s what you need to know about this debilitating mental disorder.