FDA approves first 3D-printed drug
Medication is made in a whole new way that might be easier for some patients to take
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Medication is made in a whole new way that might be easier for some patients to take
Two prescription meds for two very different conditions may look and sound a little too much alike
Proposal would help consumers know how much added sugar is hidden in packaged foods
Oncologists are calling for drug prices to be reined in, but pharmaceutical firms insist their business model benefits care
Bipartisan approval for controversial bill, which funds the changes with crude oil sales
Restaurant chains get an extra year before they have to disclose calories to customers on menus, menu boards and displays
New warning label required for prescriptions, recommended for OTC meds
Combined blood pressure med and an enzyme inhibitor shows 20 percent fewer deaths and hospital trips
New laser labels stamp fruit in Europe, and the technology is approved for limited use in U.S.
House Republicans are pushing to ease proposed regulations for companies that sell e-cigarettes
International drug bust targets fake medications being shipped to U.S. consumers
Another health concern is linked to ingredient which is being phased out of processed foods
Retailers and websites are questioned about selling bogus "cures" that prey on seniors' fear of memory loss
Food companies will need to phase out the use of the heart-clogging ingredient by 2018
Ban could affect many processed foods; medical experts believe it will save thousands of lives
A new class of injectable cholesterol-lowering drugs could offer patients another treatment option
A new medication shows promise in lowering cholesterol levels and can work as an alternative to statins
Drug to treat low libido clears a hurdle, but questions remain about safety and how well it works
Controversy surrounds a drug described as the female equivalent of Viagra
The USDA develops a voluntary program for food companies that don't use genetically modified ingredients
New policy would replace a lifetime ban that experts say was not medically or scientifically justified
Experts warn about synthetic compound BMPEA, a potentially dangerous stimulant found in weight-loss supplements
Pharmaceutical giant is looking to independent bioethicists for advice on when to say yes or no to compassionate use of drugs
Hospital workers use them constantly, and health officials want to know how well they really work
It takes multiple injections of a new drug to melt away double-chin fat