Chocolate May Lower Stroke Risk For Men
Consuming a moderate amount of chocolate weekly may lower the risk of stroke for men, according to a new study.
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Consuming a moderate amount of chocolate weekly may lower the risk of stroke for men, according to a new study.
Preliminary tests show aerial spraying in Dallas County may have dramatically decreased the number of mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus.
Children's back-to-school backpacks and other supplies may contain higher levels of potentially toxic chemicals than the government allows in most toys, a new study shows.
Teens who routinely smoke marijuana risk a long-term drop in their IQ, a new study suggests.
What's worse, West Nile Virus? Or the pesticide used to kill the mosquitoes that carry it?
A new study found that some children who used antibiotics tended to weigh more for their height than children who didn't take the medication.
Sad days at school are now being linked to illness later in life. As it turns out, those bullies who made your childhood so miserable may also be impacting your health decades later.
It seems like everybody owns a smartphone nowadays, including an increasing number of children. But what age is too young for a child to own a cell phone?
The City of Dallas is urging residents to treat or report standing water as part of the ongoing battle against West Nile virus.
Tarrant County Public Health announced Monday two more deaths associated with the West Nile virus.
Dallas County officials had hoped to complete all aerial spraying for Dallas and the surrounding suburban cities by Saturday morning, but bad weather ended all hopes.
Here's one more excuse to chomp down on that dark chocolate bar. It may help you lower your blood pressure.
More kids are drinking artificially-sweetened beverages, new research suggests. The news has scientists questioning if this trend is a good thing for growing bodies.
Johnson & Johnson plans to remove trace amounts of potentially cancer-causing and other dangerous chemicals from nearly all its adult toiletries and cosmetic products worldwide within 3 1/2 years.
Doctor Philippa Evans is back in zumba class after several weeks off -- and she has hardly missed a beat. It is amazing because just three weeks ago she faced a medical emergency in that same room.