Nestle's New Process Will Make Chocolate Sweeter With Less SugarNestle's new chocolate-making process will reduce sugar content by up to 40 percent.
Residents Won't Be Able To Smoke In Public Housing Much LongerThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has introduced a new smoke-free policy.
Republicans Might Fight To Keep One Part Of ObamacarePresident-elect Donald Trump has promised to repeal Obamacare. If he does, he might have to answer to some in his own party regarding one detail.
China's Smog Could Make It More Difficult To Fight Off Some InfectionsThe air pollution in Beijing has traces of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
Your Body Isn't Built For ThanksgivingOur bodies operate best when they stick to the circadian rhythms of sunrise and sunset. Huge meals and weird sleep hours throw off that pattern.
A Scientific Strategy For Surviving Thanksgiving PoliticsYou may not win Thanksgiving arguments, but you might be able to get others to see things your way.
Cheers! (Moderate) Drinking Could Be Good For Your HeartKnocking back a cold one each day could help keep your "good" cholesterol levels high.
Millions Of US Kids Aren't Seeing A Doctor RegularlyEven with insurance, there are several roadblocks.
More Than 18 Million People Now Have Access To Lifesaving HIV DrugsThat's 1 million more people than last year.
If This Hummus Recall Has You Worried About Listeria ...Certain products with a "best before" date between now and Jan. 23, 2017, should be thrown away.
Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Could Be Let Loose In FloridaOfficials want to use the mosquitoes to combat Zika, but some residents question the safety of the modified pests.
Zika Is No Longer An International Health EmergencyBut the World Health Organization says this announcement doesn't mean the virus isn't still a threat.
Surgeon General Urges Public To See Addiction As A DiseaseIn 2015, almost 21 million Americans –– about 8 percent of the population –– had a substance abuse disorder.
This Breakthrough In DNA Editing Could Help Cure DiseasesA lot of the promise of gene-editing methods couldn't really help you before. Now it can.
Ibuprofen May Not Be The Safest Treatment For Chronic PainThe drug found in Celebrex may be safer than more common anti-inflammatory medications.
For Rats (And Humans) Ticklish Is A State Of MindBrain scans of rats reveal they have to be in the right mood to enjoy getting tickled, just like humans.
How To Cope With Your Candidate Losing The ElectionThis election has been ... emotional. So here's some sound advice about moving on if the results didn't go your way.
Cases Of An Often Drug-Resistant Fungal Infection Were Found In The USThirteen cases have been identified in U.S. since spring 2013.
Daylight Saving Time Is Good For Sleep But May Be Bad For Your BrainResearchers found setting the clock back for winter led to a spike in depression for some people.
The FDA Wants To Know About Your Nutella-Eating HabitsNutella's creator thinks the chocolate hazelnut spread is labeled incorrectly on store shelves, so the company filed a request to fix it.
Side Effects Halt Trial Of Male Birth ControlThe researchers say the injection was 96 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Having Lots Of Facebook Friends Boosts More Than Your EgoA new study found that Facebook users who receive and accept the most friend requests are 34 percent less likely to die within two years.
Nearly 600,000 Children Die From Breathing Toxic Air Every YearAnd millions more live in places where they could easily meet the same fate.
Who Needs Beef When You Can Eat Bugs?We're talking crickets, grasshoppers, mealworms and buffalo worms.
Put Down The Cranberry Juice — It Probably Won't Help Your UTICranberry juice and capsules likely don't alleviate UTI symptoms, according to a new study.
The People Who Give Themselves Hookworm May Be Onto SomethingHundreds of people claim hookworms helped them overcome asthma or other inflammatory diseases. Soon, they may not even need the parasites.
So-Called 'Miracle' Cure For Autism Is Actually Industrial BleachThe treatment, commonly known as Miracle Mineral Solution, Master Mineral Solution or MMS, can cause serious health problems if ingested.
Higher Costs And Fewer Choices For Obamacare Customers In 2017Price hikes and fleeing insurers overshadow this year's Obamacare enrollment.
Room Sharing Could Cut Infants' Risk Of SIDS In HalfThe American Academy of Pediatrics released new sleep guidelines for infants.
Just One Season Of Playing Football Changes A Child's BrainScientists found tiny changes in the white matter of young boys who played just one season of football.
