Consumer News Stories
Many people who go to pharmacies to refill prescriptions for diseases exacerbated by smoking also buy a pack of cigarettes before they leave.
Not all men will find a medical benefit in sitting down to pee, but those with slight prostate issues probably will.
Beautiful women can take a scientific approach to keep from being disqualified from a more masculine job.
Ebola nurse and patient Nina Pham wants to hold a party in Maryland, even if she is in full quarantine.
People with insurance, without insurance, and willing to pay out of pocket all face the same difficulties when trying to schedule an appointment with a psychiatrist.
Google’s new doctor video trial will allow users to discuss their symptoms over the Internet with real doctors.
Your work (and life) will be better if you ignore the passing hours and minutes between tasks.
The majority of parents falsely believe that MRI can diagnose concussions and slow breathing was a symptom.
A study found that 93 percent of all new parents commits a "critical error," putting their babies in danger on the first ride home from the hospital.
Orders of marijuana-infused sodas to pot retail stores in Washington State were recalled after a few exploded due to an imbalance of yeast inside them.
The easiest way to reduce infections in hospitals is through hand washing, and that includes patients, too.
For better sleep and health, let there be no more light from your smartphone and laptop.