Disney says it's concerned about kids' eating habits. But the company can't turn down the huge profits associated with helping junk-food companies market to children.

Research with British and US offenders suggests nutritional deficiencies may play a key role in aggressive bevaviour.

Next time you're in the supermarket, stop and take a look at Stonyfield Farm yogurt. With its cow and green fields, the container evokes a bucolic existence, telegraphing what we've come to expect from organic food. But there's more behind the label.

A small group of Muslim clerics is spreading the myth that the vaccine is part of a conspiracy to sterilize Muslims -- and as a result, helping to spread a disease many thought was conquered

Indian doctors will insert the world's smallest cardiac support system into a patient with a weak heart -- the first such non-surgical procedure to be carried out in the country -- at an international conference beginning here on Sunday.

U.S. currently tests less than 1% of the 35 million cattle slaughtered annually. The USDA is now claiming that testing 1% of all cattle is "unnecessary" and "too expensive." The latest USDA move is "playing Russian roulette with public health."

Gunpoint medicine is alive and well in Seattle, Washington, where county law enforcement officers, prompted by Child Protective Services (CPS), arrested and jailed 34-year-old Tina Marie Carlsen for her "crime" of rescuing her infant from overzealous hosp

Scientists growing meat in petri dishes say it's safer, healthier, more humane and less polluting. But can we get past the 'yuck' factor?