Consumer News Stories
- A genome-wide meta-analysis identifies six novel genetic variants associated with habitual coffee consumption.
- We sound different because of an orchestra of vibrations playing inside our heads.
- Americans have been fearing their microwaves for years, but science is having a hard time proving if it's bad for you or not.
- When people abuse opioid-based painkillers, the fact it's not "heroin" compels them to avoid educating themselves on overdose.
- Your golden retriever's grin and your little bundle of joy cause the same parts of your brain to light up with affection.
- Whether we like it or not, humans can be pretty vain sometimes. But at least it cheers us up.
- A new, healthy menu has debuted at select 7-Eleven Stores in Los Angeles.
- The first Viagra TV commercial advertising the world's top-selling erectile dysfunction drug to women, and not men, will begin airing Tuesday on shows, including "CSI," "Blue Bloods," and "48 Hours."
- Most people will feel full a quarter of the way into the meal, but they'd only be finishing the milkshake that comes on the side.
- Deep frying Mars bars increases the risk of stroke in men within minutes.
- Wacoal America and Norm Thompson Outfitters, which owns Sahalie and others, were accused of deceptive advertising that claimed their caffeine-infuses clothing would cause weight loss.
- A newly-approved device uses red light technology to stimulate hair growth in men.