FDA Taking Another Look At Sex Pill For Women
A drug to treat a lack of sexual desire in women is getting a third look by the Food and Drug Administration advisory panel.
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A drug to treat a lack of sexual desire in women is getting a third look by the Food and Drug Administration advisory panel.
Apple is recalling Beats Pill XL portable wireless speakers after receiving reports of the speakers overheating—including a burn to a user's finger and damage to a desk.
Two years after state lawmakers effectively shut down Internet cafes across the state, Gov. Rick Scott has signed a bill aimed at making sure that businesses such as Dave & Buster's and Chuck E. Cheese's are not inadvertently affected.
Those who purchase health insurance through the federal government exchange could see a substantial increase in their premiums next year.
Delta Air Lines is rolling out a new program which aims to streamline the boarding process.
There's been a recent wave of companies and restaurants removing artificial flavoring from their products, now Nestlé is joining the list.
Apple has bought a company that makes augmented-reality software, which adds information or images to real-world scenes when viewed through a special headset or even a smartphone camera.
The list of models being recalled due to potentially exploding air bags is growing.
Consumer confidence of Floridians has dropped yet again.
Google unveiled its next generation of the Android operating system which boasts new ways to get information, more privacy protection and a way to pay merchants.
There's a new perk for some Amazon Prime members just around the bend.
McDonald's is trying to win back customers by turning up the heat.
Somebody breaks into your home and they take your stuff. Would you know what to report to the insurance company? A new study shows most people do not have a good record of what they own.
Virtual schooling in Florida will come under the proverbial microscope now that the U.S. Department of Education has approved a $1.6 million three-year study of its effectiveness.
The maker of a popular baby formula says it will begin selling formula without genetically altered ingredients, G.M.O.s, by the end of the month.
