Sorry, night owls, but scientists and nutritionists say you're not doing yourselves any favors when you fuel up on java as soon as you wake up.

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A new app developed by researchers at the University of Washington uses a smartphone to check for fluid levels in a child's ear, a possible sign of an ear infection.
Crohn’s disease means more than just a sensitive digestive tract. From symptoms to treatments, here's what you need to know about the inflammatory bowel disease.
Eight people have been severely injured by exploding PAM cooking spray cans or similar products, but Conagra isn't recalling the product.
People didn't have access to deodorant for most of history. From ostrich eggs to mysterious whale gunk, these are the natural ingredients they used to stink less.
They're good for the environment, but reusable water bottles can become reusable bacteria bottles in a hurry.
The airport experience doesn't have to be so anxiety-inducing. Many now offer gyms, yoga rooms, meditation areas, and much more.
The ancient Greeks and Romans gorged themselves while lying down, but medical professionals say eating (and digesting) in a reclined position isn't such a good idea.
Even if you received the measles vaccine as a child, you may still need a booster shot to be totally immune.
High blood pressure guidelines have changed recently, which means Americans are more likely to receive a hypertension diagnosis than ever. Here are some essential facts about high blood pressure symptoms and causes.
Contact lenses and the plastic packaging they come in are notoriously difficult to recycle. There are a couple of quick and easy options available, though.
The woman complained of eye pain and swelling. Doctors thought it was an infection. Then they saw the legs.
Loveland, Colorado resident Ron Reidy has been donating for so long he's not quite sure when he started. His generosity may have saved up to 1200 lives.
Lay off the ibuprofen and lay on this amazing (and amazingly cheap) heating pad, which boasts three heat settings, a moist-heat option, and more.
Skin tags look super weird, but they're usually totally benign. Here's where they come from, and how to get rid of them.
No laboratory tests can currently diagnose Parkinson's disease. Now, researchers think certain odor-causing compounds unique to the condition can be identified with a swab.
Seiichi Miyake invented tactile paving for his visually impaired friend in 1965. Today, the raised bumps are ubiquitous in cities around the world.
We only think about our intestines when we have intestinal pain, or when something else goes wrong. But scientists are finding intriguing links between your gut, brain, and other systems.
The German language is so perfectly suited for these syndromes, coming down with them in any other language just won’t do.
Different types of hepatitis have different causes and treatments. Here's what you should know about hepatitis a, hepatitis b, hepatitis c, and other forms of the disease.
Sleeping at work or in public is surprisingly common in Japan. And in Scandinavia, parents take their babies outside to nap—even in frigid temperatures.
The 5-pound bags of Pillsbury Unbleached All Purpose Flour were sold at Publix and Winn-Dixie stores.