Obesity, changes in policy, and over-prescribing cited as potential reasons for the increase.
More Americans than ever before are taking prescription medications
Humankind continuously present in space for 15 years, thanks to ISS
The space station serves as a place for experiments, as well as tests the ability for human survival in space.
Studies show kids with dogs less likely to develop asthma
A study shows a significant relation between pet ownership and the development of asthma and allergies.
Scientists call for government funding of microbiome studies
Researchers seek funding for a new frontier of medical and environmental science.
Race gap closes in breast cancer diagnoses
Early diagnosis and treatment has lead to fewer deaths, as diagnoses among demographics level out.
Scientists Able to Manipulate and Levitate Objects With Sonic Beam
On Tuesday, scientists from England and Spain created a beam made of sound waves that was actually able to manipulate and lift certain small objects.
Lions Continue to Vanish From West Africa as Only Around 400 Remain
Lions have always been a powerful symbol and majestic image of mysterious Africa. Scientists continue to be concerned with their ongoing extinction, however. Particularly in West Africa.
Earthquake kills hundreds in Afghanistan, Pakistan
Authorities say death toll expected to rise as clean-up begins.
Processed meat linked to cancer, UN agency says
World Health Organization finds processed meats carcinogenic to humans.
Mercury is destroying the Grand Canyon: report
An alarming new study has found that one of our greatest national treasures is under threat.
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