The step will protect consumers and growers, who have been battered by E. coli outbreaks in recent years. But are shoppers ready for irradiated vegetables?

A human test of the American government's experimental AIDS vaccine, similar to a failed Merck & Co. product, was canceled after a top scientist determined it was unlikely to give useful results. The director of the National Institute of Allergy and In

PLEASE HELP! CROSS POST: Tristan Gore, 12, is dying. The focus of my story was to be on the fundraising at Avalon Middle School to send Tristan to Jacksonville for a bone marrow transplant. Tristan's dad had lost his job and the money was going quickly.

Marijuana is one of the world's most commonly used illegal drugs. There are approximately 300 million users worldwide and 28 million users in the United States alone. Marijuana comes from a plant called "Cannabis sativa." The chemical found in this pla

"Our results suggest that increased focus on the palliative care needs of children with advanced cancer and their families creates an environment that fosters significantly improved end-of-life care, with parents reporting better preparedness

Federal government figures show a steep spike in U.S. cases of a common but serious infection that gives hospital patients sometimes deadly diarrhea and blood poisoning.

Jon Rappoport has an idea how to slow down this pharmaceutical plague. It won't be easy and it will require some no-nonsense direct involvement. But there is a chance it can be done. Here is what he says:

A synopsis of recent research demonstrating how stress kills and the protective, preventative effects of adapting stress management skills.

While life expectancy in the United States has risen steadily since the 1960s, a new study [published Tuesday] finds that in certain geographic areas of the country, life expectancy has stagnated, and even declined, especially among women

WHILE grocery shoppers agonize over paying 25 percent more for eggs and 17 percent more for milk, Michael Pollan, the author and de facto leader of the food intellectuals, happily dreams of small, expensive bottles of Coca-Cola. Along with some other crit