Do British people know enough about the financial interests of those writing health articles?

Tendon rupture is one of the many adverse reactions of the drug Ciprofloxacin.

Eliminating these sources of airborne toxins which mostly come from the home can be easily reduced by opting for green options.

A flowering Tibetan shrub that tricks cells into thinking they are starving could become a weapon against multiple sclerosis and even old age.

Non-vaccinated kids do not pose significant health and legal risks.

Probably millions.

Leading neuroscientists believe that the UK Government may be about to sanction the development of nerve agents for British police.

You’re more likely to die from drowning.

New Jersey is threatened with a mandatory fluoridated water.

A Florida man is recovering at a local burn center after suffering severe injuries from an electric cigarette that exploded in his mouth.

Did people eat fruits and vegetables in prehistoric times?

If they’re healthy, probably not.

A woman may not be able to change her family history of breast cancer, but she can typically control what she eats and drinks.

They grow meat in a laboratory with bovine fetal stem cells.

Women passengers complain that TSA agents are targeting them for extra screening.

Mad cow disease prions linger in US meat supply.

Americans are eating GM sweet corn and will likely eat more with Monsanto’s first GM vegetable while conspiring with Walmart.

Mystery on how anesthetics work slowly unraveled.

New FDA analysis finds lead in all 400 lipstick products tested.

Child maltreatment causes ill effects when they grow older.

An ethics scandal strikes the world of bioethics.

Are they really so bad?

Wanted: Healthy volunteers to participate in clinical trials of experimental therapies designed to radically extend the human life span. The therapies being tested may alter your brain and body at the cellular level.

The agony and the ecstasy of solving a crossword puzzle can reflect a surprising amount about the subconscious mind.

The Nuremberg Code, set up to protect the human subjects of research, is being routinely ignored.

Study: targeting larval pools downwind from malaria hotspots could help control disease.

Arsenic has been found in some foods that use organic brown rice syrup as a sweetener, including infant formula and cereal bars, according to a new study.

Could one day replace daily injection for osteoporosis patients.

Particulates may enter brain.

Scientists say they want to better understand how virus might trigger global pandemic.