A China manufacturer is responsible for penis-shaped gummy candies getting mixed up with normal-shaped gummy candies, which caused confectionery company Dutch Rusk to lose profit.

Researchers have found belly dancing, most recently a popular form of exercise, promotes a good body image.

After the GoFundMe crowdfunding site closed a controversial campaign to pay for an abortion, it has since changed its guidelines.

In just a couple of hours, researchers found a virus could be detected on 40 to 60 percent of building occupants and surfaces.

Taking his leukemia in stride, 19-year-old Tom Gillin's parody of Jay-Z's "Ball So Hard" explains life living with the disease.

Prankster Big Daws posed as a homeless man to give back to people who give to those in need, while learning a thing or two in the process.

Obese moms might be able to lose more pregnancy weight if they follow national breastfeeding guidelines.

Supermodel Gisele Bundchen is the newest face of Under Armour's "I Will What I Want" fitness campaign. Though some might not see her as an athlete, she proves that she's capable in her new ad.

At the National Alliance on Mental Illness convention, Lovato urged Congress to pass a mental health care bill this year.

A man suffering a heart attack mid-flight to Hong Kong is alive thanks to passengers trained in emergency care.

A group of kids used the Ice Bucket Challenge to trick an autistic teen into having bodily fluids poured over him.

Jose Zamora was having trouble getting a job and decided to change his name to Joe on his resume. Within a week, he was getting callbacks from employers.