Policy/Biz Stories
The House Administration has been warned not to upload ALS Ice Bucket Challenge videos on their accounts.
Iowa State Rep. Henry Rayhons has been charged with having sexual contact with his wife after doctors deemed her too incompetent to give consent.
Nurses motivated to help people are more likely to burn out on the job than those in it for the money and the lifestyle.
A couple is suing their obstetrician for inaccurately reporting prenatal test results that showed their child had a rare genetic syndrome.
Most of the autistic participants in a recent study reported being sexually victimized. They also reported getting their sex knowledge from television.
Hospital prices vary across the country, but the gaps are often so big that it’s somewhat of a mystery how hospitals are billing their procedures.
People living in states with stronger alcohol policies have a lower likelihood of doing any binge drinking, frequent binge drinking, or high-intensity binge drinking.
With little information on how to treat inflammatory bowel disease, as well as how it develops, Pfizer and 23andMe are teaming up to investigate the genetic roots.
A former employee testified Peanut Corporation of America had faked documents before shipping nuts contaminated with Salmonella, resulting in a nationwide outbreak.
For the second time, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer asked the Food and Drug Administration to ban powdered alcohol before it goes on sale next month.
Creators of websites that promote eating disorders and "thinspiration" could face fines and even jail time if Italian bill is passed.
Disadvantaged children who learn to sing or to play a musical instrument show gains in their mental function and in turn they are able to better develop their reading and language skills.