MEDICINE & HEALTHThe Sting In Nettles Could Help Treat Cancer Cancer is an extremely complex set of diseases, and while the medical community has certainly made great strides in developing treatment, there is still a long way to go.
Beezin': The Latest Stupid Trend In what is being dubbed a viral trend by sources like ABC News, some teens are attempting to use a specific lip balm in order to get high.
Many deadly health probelms are linked to obesity. Learn how to deal with them here. (Photo : Getty) Obesity is more common now in the US than ever before.
Apple has changed the way consumers monitor their health with its HealthKit app. (Photo : Getty Apple explains its HealthKit App) Apple launched its HealthKit app last year, and it has been a big success.
Myopia may be able to be prevented with a little more time spent outdoors. New research shows that sunlight can reduce the risk of being short-sighted.
Jakarta police officials incinerated a large amount of confiscated marijuana, crystal methamphetamine, and ecstasy on Saturday, according to reports. Get the story here!
Exactly one year ago today, on March 23, 2014, the World Health Organization announced there was an Ebola outbreak in Guinea. At that point, there were 49 cases of Ebola that had resulted in the deaths of 29 people from the disease. Since the outbreak, Ebola has claimed the lives of more than 10,000 people in West Africa. But, the United Nations now believes that the Ebola outbreak could be gone by the end of August.
A zoning law for banning new fast-food restaurants in the Southern Los Angeles backfired and resulted in more obese people in that area compared to the whole country.
Spring has finally sprung, but with it comes allergy season. Experts believe this year to be a particular high pollen count year and recommend that everyone be prepared for a potentially rough allergy season.
A new report on lab safety at the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention created by a committee of external experts calls into question the credibility of the agency.
According to a new study, installing devices in new cars to prevent drinking and driving could actually stop 85 percent of alcohol related deaths on the roads of the U.S., saving tens of thousands of lives and billions of dollars from injuries and damage.
Health experts at an Abu Dhabi anti-tobacco conference defended e-cigarettes, in spite of the increasing concerns that the devices are not safe and could lure adolescents into nicotine addiction.
This new way to consume chocolate is gaining in popularity. Consuming chocolate regularly is considered by many as a good habit. Its flavonoid is said will benefit our mood and promote heart health.
Are you sure that you are not depressed but still check your phone every minute or so?
New research suggests that people are depressed when they keep checking their phones and spend almost 10 hours per day on it.