Scientists were surprised to find that the rate of people with HCV who also contracted cancer was 2.5 times that of patients who never had HCV.

The tests using DNA from non-viable embryos raised questions about whether scientists should be playing God.

New research indicated that extra sleep, equivalent 3 to 4 hours of sleep over a minimum 2-day period in humans, helped improve memory problems in fruit flies.

The study found a massive increase in “silent strokes” for people over 60 who live in high-pollution areas, meaning that pollution damages our brains a lot more than we think.

A significant percentage of women have dense breasts that make mammograms not nearly as effective in detecting breast cancer — and many of them may not even be aware of it.

About 60 people were exposed to the deadly bacteria during a church potluck, and authorities believe canned goods are to blame.

Experts think that there may be a “new batch” of some sort out there that is causing the emergency room visits.

A new clinical trial has found what could be the key in stopping countless deaths from a very common disease in developing countries.

Researchers now realize that the ear ringing sensation called tinnitus is processed in the brain different than real sounds.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman argues that they are deliberately downplaying the negative health consequences of indoor tanning.