France's agriculture ministry found a mad cow disease case in the northern region of Ardennes, though it said that it is an isolated case, which makes the country's beef still safe.
Commercially available fruit drinks and juices tend to give children a full day's worth of sugar in a single serving, says a new British study.
Patients of chronic back pain can get relief through zen via yoga and meditation, according to new research.
The decline in tuberculosis cases have stalled in the US, according to reports.
Deborah Craven, a 60-year-old woman who suffered due to the wrong rib getting operated from her body, is suing two surgeons from the Yale-New Haven Medical Center.
Drinking too much coffee, tea and soda brings down the chances of successfully becoming parents, says a new study.
Planetary scientists have discovered that the earth's moon rotated on another axis about three billion years ago.
Like any post-terror attack period, there is a growing wave of anger and unwarranted hate against Muslims, to which even Republican Presidential candidates seem to be pandering.
Extremists who initiated terror attacks in recent years share the same blood, rather than just ideology.
The Islamic State has established a widespread network of fighters to attack Europe, say officials.
A common parasite that has been discovered in the feces of infected cats may lead to the development of intermittent explosive disorder, says a new study.
A unique bat, different from existing ones in Hawaii Islands, co-existed with the hoary bat for millennia, but became extinct due to the arrival of humans.
Unsold, perishable food items will be donated by Starbucks to feed the hungry through a program called FoodShare.
The star of Bravo's hit reality TV series "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," started his 41-month prison sentence today, and hopes to get his term reduced by joining some correctional programs.
Scientists studied 54 countries and found that sitting for more than three hours a day has led to 433,000 deaths.
