Thanks to rising obesity rates, the U.S. may soon face an epidemic of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a major cause of chronic liver disease, according to a new study.
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Cancer patients who learn to cope with their stress can have improvement in stress-related biomarkers after a short time, new research suggests.
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Older adults who have sleep apnea and who are excessively sleepy in the daytime may be at more than twice the risk of death compared to people who do not have the combination of these two conditions, new research suggests.
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New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Boston are some of the top cities in the country for families raising children with autism, a new survey shows.
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Many women in the U.S. have children by more than one man, according to a new study. Among mothers with two or more children, more than one in four — 28% — had different partners when they conceived the children.
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Eating small meals frequently throughout the day may not help take the bite out of your hunger while you are dieting, according to a new study.
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A study from Sweden raises new questions about the value of screening average-risk men for prostate cancer.
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Mothers with a certain genetic mutation may pass the tendency to develop high blood pressure on to their children, according to a new study.
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Claims that the CDC in 2000 conspired with leading vaccine researchers to hide evidence of vaccine risk have been debunked, but concerns over vaccine safety persist.
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In an 8-6 vote, an FDA advisory panel rejected recommending new warning labels for the huge number of food products that use artificial food colors.
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