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Dogs will never speak human. Here's why.The findings mean that dogs may be similar to human infants in their word processing abilities.
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Here's What a Single Milkshake Does to Your Blood VesselsA chocolate milkshake may be bliss for your taste buds, but it's not so good for your blood vessels.
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Herbal Supplement Controversy: Did NY Investigation Use the Right Tests?Law officials have accused major retailers of selling store-brand herbal supplements that do not contain the listed ingredients, but now some scientists are questioning those conclusions.
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Consumers 'Flying Blind' When Purchasing Dietary Supplements, Expert SaysEven after the FDA identifies supplements that contain prohibited drugs, it does not always recall them.
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Red Yeast Rice Supplements Likely Damaged This Woman's LiverA woman in Michigan developed sudden liver damage after taking a red yeast rice supplement, doctors reported.
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Woman's Liver Problems Tied to Her Turmeric SupplementFor one woman in Arizona, taking a turmeric supplement may have triggered an uncommon liver problem.
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Dietary Supplements Fuel Bad Health HabitsPeople who take dietary supplements may ironically make worse health choices than those who don't.
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Dieters May Unknowingly Buy Dangerous Weight Loss SupplementsDangerousdietary supplements continue to be sold and consumed in significant amounts in the United States.
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Vitamin E May Increase Prostate Cancer Risk in MenVitamin E supplements may increase the risk of prostate cancer in men.
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Supplements Don't Prevent Depression, Study FindsPreventing depression isn't as simple as taking a dietary supplement every day, a new study suggests.
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Dietary Supplement Ingredient Linked to Miscarriages, FDA WarnsSupplements with this ingredient are often marketed for enhanced memory or focus, increased energy or weight loss, the FDA said.
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Staying hydrated may reduce the risk of heart failureDrinking enough fluids is important for numerous bodily functions, including helping the heart pump blood more easily.
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High Vitamin D Levels Linked with Better FitnessThere's yet another reason to make sure you're getting enough vitamin D.
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Women Receive Abortion Pills By Mail As Part of New StudySome U.S. women will receive abortion pills by mail as part of a study on whether these abortions, which don't involve going to an abortion clinic, can be done safely.
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Type 2 diabetes: Symptoms, causes and treatmentReference Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes, a condition characterized by high blood sugar levels.
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Fact-Checking Trump: Can Abortions Really Happen on the 'Final Day' of Pregnancy?Experts say this is very unlikely and does not accurately reflect the reality of abortions in the United States.
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'Abortion Pill' Gets New Label: 5 Things to Know About MifepristoneThe Food and Drug Administration has approved changes to the label for mifepristone, also known as "the abortion pill." Here are the facts about the drug.
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Fetuses Have MemoriesResearchers have found evidence for short-term memory in 30 week old fetuses
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Is a 'fetal heartbeat' really a heartbeat at 6 weeks?What exactly do we mean when we talk about a "fetal heartbeat" at six weeks of pregnancy?
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Can Energy Drinks Cause Miscarriages?The effect of caffeine on miscarriage is still uncertain, experts say.
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Strength Exercise: Everything You Need to KnowStrength exercises, such as weight lifting, push-ups and crunches, work your muscles by using resistance.
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First 'Monkeypox' Case Reported in UK. Why You Shouldn't WorryA rare disease that's related to smallpox has shown up in the United Kingdom for the first time.
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Rare case of monkeypox reported in Texas residentThe first case of human monkeypox in the U.S. in nearly 20 years has been confirmed in a U.S. resident who recently returned from traveling to Nigeria.
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Man dies from caffeine overdose after drinking equivalent of 200 cups of coffeeCaffeine powders can be dangerous because they are much more potent than typical caffeine-containing beverages.
