Christmas Lights, Ornaments May Pose Holiday Hazards
"Silver Bells" and "O Christmas Tree" are not just classic songs for this Christmas season — they're also two potential holiday hazards.
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"Silver Bells" and "O Christmas Tree" are not just classic songs for this Christmas season — they're also two potential holiday hazards.
An advocacy group says that although many Medicare plans have sophisticated Spanish-language marketing, consumers often don't know what they're signing up for because plans often don't provide translated benefits statements and other materials.
Sabrina Frey has the ability to see things through rose-colored glasses, and as a young cancer patient, that's been crucial in her healing.
A California mother and The Center for Science in the Public Interest have sued McDonald's Corp. trying to get the fast-food chain to stop using toys to market meals to young children.
Constitutional law expert and dean of the UC Irvine law school Erwin Chemerinsky predicts victory for the health care overhaul bill despite a recent ruling calling the law unconstitutional.
A controversial Consumer Reports study recommends that pregnant women stay away from tuna all together because of high levels of the neurotoxin mercury.
A mom in Birmingham, England claims to have seen a half-dozen pink mice emerging from a multi-pack bag of potato chips at a local Tesco grocery store.
Drinking water containing low levels of a chemical used in rocket fuel poses a greater danger to infants than previously believed, a new research study shows.
A nanotechnology firm opened a research facility on Friday where experiments are expected to focus on better ways to keep mosquitoes at bay and, by doing so, prevent the spread of disease.
Remember those collector's glasses that were deemed a threat to kids due to their cadmium content? Well, they aren't for kids after all — and now the U.S. says their perfectly safe.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling several types of Rolaids antacids in the U.S. because of reports of metal and wood particles in the products
Reports are out that singer Aretha Franklin is battling pancreatic cancer.
Health officials say when it comes to getting behind the wheel drunk or high, California drivers are much less intoxicated than those in the Midwest.
Her name is Kay Jennings, and she says that while she's only been to France twice, she now has a full-time French accent.
