FTC Requires Labels on Homeopathic Drugs: "No Scientific Evidence" They Work
“There is no scientific evidence that this product works.”
“There is no scientific evidence that this product works.”
New lab tests find that "aloe vera" gels sold by major retailers don't contain chemical traces of the plant.
Resveratrol, a humble antioxidant found in grapes, nuts, and berries, can significantly reduce the hormones that create hormone imbalances in women with PCOS, and improve insulin sensitivity.
The products at Spectrum Toy Store are designed for kids with developmental disabilities.
Rigid public health recommendations and a judgmental parent culture make new moms feel bad when they breastfeed—and when they don’t.
According to a new survey, owning a pooch can inspire you to be happier, healthier, and more loving.
The addition to India's Google Maps will allow users to rate facilities, too.
A report from the World Health Organization finds that treated bed nets stop malaria transmission even among pesticide-resistant mosquitoes.
Skip the protein bar and pour yourself a bowl of cereal instead.
Concrn is currently available for use in San Francisco's Tenderloin District.
The strain was last recorded in the UK in 1798.
Those puffy winter jackets pose a serious threat on car trips.
The inexpensive, portable test could be used in remote areas where medical facilities are scarce and will allow people to monitor their condition at home.
Zumba's time may have come and gone.
Also: Think twice before washing it with a communal kitchen sponge.
The FDA is asking consumers how they eat the hazelnut spread.
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More employers are cutting back on the sugary drinks available in vending machines and cafeterias. Will it help curb employee health issues?
When the car detects an impending crash, it emits an audio signal, causing your ear muscles to contract to protect your hearing.
5. You can live without it.
Unsurprisingly, we do not exercise more to make up for it.
A little friendly competition might motivate you to hit the gym.
Some families were so desperate to save their loved ones from a mysterious illness, they were willing to try anything, even exhuming them.
A Danish study found an 8 percent increase in hospital admissions for depression immediately after the country’s annual transition to standard time.