The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning smokers who are trying to quit that they may have trouble tolerating alcohol if they are taking Chantix.
An 18-month-old girl whose mother crashed their car into a Utah river survived hanging upside down in a car seat for some 14 hours in freezing temperatures before a fisherman found her, according to reports.
Hillary Clinton addressed the issue surrounding the use of her government email address along with the personal one she used while secretary of state at her first press conference since the controversy erupted earlier this month.
International Women's Day on Sunday, March 8 encouraged more than 1,000 women and men to come out and march for equality at the United Nations headquarters in Manhattan, New York City. Celebrities also took to Instagram and other social media to share their support.
A mother who has taken flight with her son to prevent his circumcision could face a prison sentence if she fails have the boy undergo the procedure, a judge ruled, in a case that has become a rallying cry for 'intactivists.'
Diseases that are spread through poor sanitation and dirty water are the fifth largest killer of women around the world, causing more women to die than diabetes, breast cancer or AIDS, say researchers.
A new study indicates that children in the Los Angeles area have higher lung function, which officials claim are a testament to cleaner air.
A Planet Fitness gym in Midland, Michigan, has come under fire after banning a member after she complained to staff about a transgender woman using the locker room.
A new study found that when participants were treated with antidepressants had lower mortality rates, stroke and artery disease when compared to those who did not take any medication for depression.
Are you one of millions who are looking to lose weight. Researchers may have found a new solution with an oxytocin hormone based nasal spray that has been found to reduce appetite among a small group of study subjects, leading to lower consumption of calorie with a single dose.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ushered in a new era of medicine, approving the first non-brand name version of a biological drug the could generate billions in savings for insurers, doctors and patients.
Female whales that are past their childbearing years go on to become group leaders with valuable survival skills, scientists report today in the journal Current Biology.
Uber, the popular ride-sharing app, has suspended services in South Korea on Thursday after talks with the local government, the company said on its blog.
It's time to spring forward again! Daylight saving time 2015 will begin on Sunday, March 8 at 2:00 a.m.
The dress that caused a stir online last week as to whether it was white and gold, or black and blue is back again. This time, for a good cause.
