Consumers experience anxiety in cluttered stores with musky scents, such as Abercrombie, researchers find.

Popular rat poison manufacturers agree with the EPA to stop production.

A new filtration system developed by researchers at the University of Michigan will soon allow farmers to turn manure into water for the herd, making many operations newly viable in drought-stricken regions.

Medicare must now offer coverage to patients seeking sex-change operations recommended by their doctors, according to a federal ruling Friday.

The FDA released a list Thursday of new mandates for the tanning bed industry; one requires warning labels on all equipment.

The CDC announced Thursday 288 cases of measles year-to-date, the largest number in the U.S. for the past 20 years.

Leading scientists sent a letter to the World Health Organization urging them not to classify e-cigarettes as tobacco products.

Survival after a trauma, including burns and injuries, may depend on your age and race.

Health expert weighs in on the benefits that could rise from the California mandate to place warning labels on sugary drinks such as soda.

States with capital punishment can no longer use an IQ threshold of 70 to decide if a death row inmate is mentally capable of receiving the death penalty.

The newly approved antibacterial Dalvance has been shown as effective as other treatments for adults with skin infections, which are often serious and potentially deadly.

In a new Southern strategy, Louisiana lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday modeled after similar legislation in Texas that would require abortion providers to secure admitting privileges at a hospital within a 30-mile radius.