'Sweet Tooth' Gene Linked To Having Less Body Fat, Study Finds
A new study has found that people with a specific gene which makes them crave sugary treats actually have less body fat than others.
Watch CBS News
A new study has found that people with a specific gene which makes them crave sugary treats actually have less body fat than others.
Scientists found that apoE4 is only slightly different from the gene apoE3 however, the protein it produces within the body is much more damaging to human brain cells.
Researchers from Northwestern University say that a combination of genetics, allergens in dust, food choices, and the effects of infant cleansing wipes on the skin are all part of a package that triggers allergies.
Pasta is good for you now?
Infections of this kind are "virtually untreatable with modern medicine," CDC Principal Deputy Director Dr. Anne Schuchat said in a press briefing on April 3.
Landmarks, buildings and communities around the world will light up blue to raise awareness on this World Autism Day.
It's one of life's most basic tasks. So did you know you might be bathing all wrong?
Looking to feel good or increase your energy during your workout? What you eat before you head to the gym could make all the difference.
Scientists now have the dirt on the rubber ducky: Those cute yellow bath-time toys are — as some parents have long suspected — a haven for nasty bugs.
Every year more than 200-thousand patients are diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Obesity is increasing young adults' risk of getting 13 different cancers and the evidence is overwhelming.
At CBS4 we're all about getting you moving.
A new study indicates why there has been a resurgence in mumps cases.
Researchers say we are getting closer to the day when men will have the option of taking a birth control pill.
March is colon cancer screening awareness month, aimed at getting people 50 and older to get themselves checked out.
