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An agreement by British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline to pay $3 billion for criminal and civil violations involving 10 drugs that are taken by millions of people has been approved by a federal judge
Several clothing manufacturers say they can help ease aches and pains with therapeutic clothing.
It sounds too good to be true, but a popular new form of psychotherapy called "tapping" promises to do just that -- rid you of stress, phobias, food cravings, and even post-traumatic stress.
GlaxoSmithKline LLC will pay $3 billion in the largest health care fraud settlement in U.S. history, the Justice Department said Monday.
Doctors say that dealing with day to day stress may actually prepare you for life's larger challenges.
July 4 is one of the worst days for traffic fatalities for all drivers. For teen drivers, it's the single most deadliest day.
Summer means lots of sunshine. And while that might be good for our spirits, it isn't great for our eyes.
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld most of President Obama's health care law, ruling Thursday that the individual mandate that requires everyone to buy insurance or face fines is constitutional.
The American Red Cross is appealing for blood donations, saying its supply has reached emergency levels after 50,000 fewer donations than expected so far this month.
The "dirty" water in the Charles River is being called dangerous. Health officials say potentially toxic algae is growing near the MIT boathouse. It's the result of the recent warm weather.
Retired high school teacher and track coach James Carelli Jr. needs the device to pump his blood through his body as he waits for a human heart donation.
The highest court in Massachusetts has ruled that women who give birth without medical assistance will not be subjected to criminal liability.
Research shows that sports drinks and energy drinks do more harm on your teeth than previously thought.
There are many creams that promise to fade skin spots, but the most common ingredient is also controversial.
More than six in 10 high school seniors who drive admitted texting behind the wheel, according to a new report.
