Policy/Biz Stories
In the midst of a national prescription painkiller abuse epidemic, anti-drug addiction activists are calling for FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg's resignation.
U.S. hospitals may be unprepared to safely dispose of the infectious waste generated by any Ebola virus disease patient to arrive unannounced in the country.
The New Jersey governor has struggled with weight loss the past several years, but after receiving lap band surgery, he claims to have lost 85 pounds.
A study delved into the complex relationship between cigarettes and alcohol and found that when stricter smoking regulations are set in place, the population tends to drink less.
Breast milk is a potential source of cytomegalovirus in premature babies, who are among those at highest risk of infection.
The Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks' game on Sunday will drag the NFL drug policy under a microscope.
Your request to work from home is now backed by science.
The website Who's Your Doctor proposes making doctors reveal everything, from their political stance to whether or not they're pro-choice.
The White House's latest campaign says it's on all of us to stop sexual assault.
While background checks might stop the wrong people from buying guns, there's nothing preventing anyone from renting one at a shooting range.
A new study reveals the racial disparities in America's gun death rates, and Columbia University researchers are calling for a better plan of action.
Children of college-educated parents eat more vegetables and drink less sugar than their peers, but all kids, no matter their background, did not eat sufficient amounts of whole grains and low-fat milk.