Health

A commonly used sugar replacement used in low-calorie foods that people eat to lose weight may actually have the opposite effect....Read More

Researchers have developed a fast and easy-to-use point-of-care diagnostic test that has the potential to stave off global flu pandemics....Read More

Music may indeed have the power to heal, according to a new study by Brown University who studied the effects of personalized music on dementia patients....Read More

Researchers have discovered nearly one in three drugs that receive U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval have safety concerns....Read More

EpiPens — devices used to rescue people during a severe allergic reaction — can remain effective years after their expiration date, a new study reports....Read More

Research shows nearly one in two seniors in Ontario, Canada, were prescribed antibiotics when they visited their doctor for common cold symptoms....Read More

Scientists are using two technologies to detect the lowest traces of fentanyl or other synthetic opioids to protect first responders from exposure....Read More

Sucralose, the artificial sweetener in Splenda, has been found to be safe and not cancer causing, the European Food Safety Authority said this week....Read More

Fathers can have a significant impact on their babies cognitive development by engaging with them in the early months of life....Read More

Being a bully or the victim of bullying in childhood can have long-lasting impacts on physical and mental health into adulthood, according to a new study....Read More