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.