Consumer News Stories
The new Apple Watch is described as a comprehensive health and fitness companion, which can monitor your heart rate and tell you how active you are.
At an Apple Media Event Tuesday, the company unveiled several new devices including the Apple Watch, which will track everything from your sedentary time to your pulse.
Why are rates of supposed psychopathy three times higher among high-ranking managers than the general population?
Starbucks is testing coconut milk in its Los Angeles, Cleveland, and Oregon locations as a non-dairy milk alternative.
In an effort to curb drug addiction and abuse, the DEA announced Monday a policy that will allow prescription drugs to be dropped off at hospitals and pharmacies.
The USDA has issued a recall on approximately 720 pounds of chicken product due to possible contamination.
Cheese is delicious, especially if it’s fancy and French. But the FDA has started a war on certain cheeses that are inherently laden with harmless bacteria.
People with empty stomachs and vivacious libidos are more likely to say they lack free will.
CPSC is moving to institute a ban on rare-earth mini-magnets, which caused the death of a toddler. A final vote is set for later this month.
Healthcare.gov was hacked over the summer, and it can easily happen again (if companies and consumers don't follow these tips).
The U.S. Department of Agriculture should consider changing its dietary guidelines to reduce animal products in order to decrease dietary greenhouse gas emissions, says a study.
Sixty-five percent of women said they “never” or “rarely” see models with their size in a fashion advertisement.