Researchers say behavioral and personality changes may be more significant than memory loss.
Rate of smokers in U.S on decline, higher among poor
Despite falling rates, low-income and less-educated communities still affected by high smoking rates.
This peanut butter has as much caffeine as two cups of coffee
New York Senator wants FDA to investigate caffeinated snacks.
Five New York City Mothers Sue the City Over Its Flu Vaccine Mandate
Mothers in NYC have banded together to sue the city over the mandated flu vaccination. They say that they know what’s best for their children, not the government.
New food safety oversight leads to more food recalls
FDA ramps up food testing, uncovering large outbreaks of foodborne illnesses.
Study: Teens Who Constantly Weigh Themselves Have Serious Image Issues
New research has determined that constantly getting on a scale may be a sign of other more serious underlying problems for adolescents.
Chipotle restaurants affected by E coli outbreak to reopen
Source of contamination not likely to be found, officials say.
A Woman is Trying to Save Her Life Through Facebook
Jillian Di Bernardo has written a Facebook post to look for someone with type “O” blood who is willing to save her life by donating part of his or her liver to her.
New Research Determines That Strong Doses of Vitamin C Kill Cancer Cells
In a new study published in the journal, “Science,” a research team has discovered that extremely high doses of vitamin C actually kill cancer cells and prevent tumors from growing.
Study Reveals That Children Raised With Religion Are Less Benevolent
A recent study out of the University of Chicago has shown that children raised in religious minded families tend to be less benevolent and compassionate than those children who have been raised without the tenets of a particular faith.
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