Leslie Nemo

Though birth control pills have been available to women for nearly 60 years, there's nothing equivalent on the pharmacy shelves for men.

Despite the ubiquity of birth control pills, some researchers still that think certain aspects of the contraceptives deserve more research.

For some couples, condoms don't cut it.

Chemicals found in shampoo and makeup may shift up the onset of puberty.

How did we end up with THC and CBD in the first place?

Their success is due to a twist on a relatively new fertility treatment.

The measles thrives in populations that are under-vaccinated. So, why have so many people in Europe avoided getting their shots?

It's a debate that plays out in everyone's head during a weekend brunch: Should I be eating this much bacon?

Disease outbreaks among humans are common. But outbreaks among humans from puppies? That's a scenario that's much rarer.

Humans have been turning to the poppy plant to get high or relieve pain for thousands of years.

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) released its first-ever guidelines on marijuana use for pregnant and breast-feeding women.

The drug used to prevent HIV is effective, but how exactly does it work?

Plastics aren't just messing up the environment by clogging the oceans and piling up in landfills.

If you've ever found yourself at a real loss for words while pregnant, or feel like you just keep forgetting to book appointments during those nine months of expecting, you're not the only one.

In a dramatic reality TV finale, actor and wrestler John Cena said that he's willing to reverse his vasectomy so he and his girlfriend can have children, but can it be done?