Alternative Tobacco Use Outpaces Cigarette Smoking Among Teens
Walk into any convenience store and you will see cigars that look and smell like candy but are just as dangerous as the real thing.
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Walk into any convenience store and you will see cigars that look and smell like candy but are just as dangerous as the real thing.
The Silent Spring Institute in Newton tested 50 types of household products. They say the information you need is not always on the label and that what you don't know could hurt.
An MIT professor has created a comic book that helps simplify the national health care law.
Some dentists are now including some basic medical screenings during checkups.
The Food and Drug Administration officials has issued a warning letter to the makers of the inhalable caffeine product AeroShot.
Studies have shown that men tend to be reluctant to seek professional help when a couple has trouble getting pregnant.
A new survey compiled a list of the most common complaints at the gym.
In the search for answers to treating deadly diseases, researchers are turning to the ocean -- more specifically turning to sharks.
If you're looking for a low-stress job, you might be living in the wrong part of the country.
The Virtual Gastric Band Weight Loss System uses hypnosis to make people think they have had surgery.
The mild winter temperatures we're enjoying mean the danger from ticks and Lyme disease has arrived early.
A growing number of institutions are adopting hospital-wide bans against non-medical induction before 39 weeks.
Many believe that as a woman ages, she becomes less satisfied with her sex life. But new research suggests it's just the opposite.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling all infant Tylenol on the U.S. market because some parents have had problems with newly designed bottles — just introduced three months ago.
Dietician Leslie Bonci along with Prevention Magazine, came up with an acronym to help people make calories work.
