HEALTH
Psychiatrist Demands CNN Stop Diagnosing Trump's Mental Health
A controversial CNN segment Sunday featured a psychiatrist demanding professionals stop discussing President Donald Trump's mental health in terms of "psychological name-calling."
Diabetes Could Raise Cancer Risk Because of How It Affects DNA
Scientists studied tissue and mice to find out more about the link between the conditions.
Sports Drinks, Energy Gels and Bars Could Be Ruining the Teeth of Athletes
Scientists studied hundreds of athletes across sports including swimming, cycling, soccer, rowing, hockey, sailing and athletics.
Owning a Dog Could Boost Heart Health, Say Scientists
Researchers compared cardiovascular risk factors in people who did and didn't own dogs to find out if owning a pooch was beneficial.
Comcast Cable Operator Hailed as Hero for Saving Customer's Life
"She knew something was not right, she took the next steps and it made all the difference."
Muslims on Hajj Set to Face 'Extreme Danger' From Climate Change
Scientists have predicted which years could be the most dangerous for worshippers.
Scientists Think This Type of Body Fat Could Be Good for You
Researchers looked at the relationship between the fat and compounds linked to diabetes and obesity.
Autism Wristband Predicts Aggressive Outbursts in Kids With 84% Accuracy
Parents said being able to predict outbursts would be "priceless," the scientist behind the tech said.
Huge Measles Outbreak Predicted in Texas, With 4,000% Spike in Some Areas
Researchers developed a model to forecast measles rates in the state.
Donated Organs of Girl, 10, Who Died in Car Crash Will Help Over 80 People
In the days since Francine Salazar's death over $17,000 has been donated to her family to pay for medical and funeral expenses.
Miejsce, the Polish Village Where No Boys Have Been Born for a Decade
Women in the town have been told to change their diets, and couples to sleep with axes under the marital beds to try to buck the trend.
High Blood Pressure in 30s Linked to Poor Brain Health Decades Later: Study
Researchers monitored over 5,000 people who were born in the same week in 1946.
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Ranked: The Cities With Greatest Interest in Veganism
Six of the top 20 are in the U.S., but it's a British city that tops the list.
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America's Healthiest (and Least Healthy) States
In addition to smoking, obesity and pollution, there is another factor that could affect your health—where you live.
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States with Highest Levels of Excessive Drinking
The more highly paid and educated a person is, the more likely it is that they will drink to excess.
Air Pollution Linked to Mental Disorders Including Depression
Scientists looked at data on millions of people to learn more about air pollution and mental health.
Kids of Anti-vaxxers Should Have Access to Doctor Restricted: Survey
Vaccines protect children from infection, but also makes them less likely to spread diseases to vulnerable people.
Woman Births Triplets After Thinking She Had Kidney stones
"You don't ever see triplets being conceived naturally, let alone going 34 weeks without knowing," the mom said.
This Probiotic Bodysuit May Be the Answer to Body Odor
"Due to the deodorizing effect the probiotics have on the body, it may reduce the amount of time you need to wash your clothes," says designer Rosie Broadhead.
How Netflix's 'Diagnosis' Upends 'House'
"I had no idea there was this much uncertainty in medicine," says Sanders, the real-life inspiration for Dr. House and star of the new Netflix medical series "Diagnosis."
Stop Eating 'Sexy Pavement Lichen,' Scientists Warn
Men looking for a natural alternative to Viagra are munching on lichen they find on the sidewalk. But botanists warn it's toxic.
45 Percent of Americans Admit Wearing Underwear Two Days in a Row
According to an online poll of 2,000 men and women, 13 percent say they've worn the same pair for a week or more.
5-year-old Girl Left Unable to Move After Contracting Rare Tick Disease
The disease is thought to be caused by a toxin present in the saliva of the ticks, which feed on human blood.
Scientists Develop Vaccine That Prevents Cats From Making You Allergic
Swiss pharmaceutical company Hypo Pet announced the development of a new drug that makes cats less able to produce allergens.
Women and Men Are Equally Bad at Multitasking, Study Finds
Men and women completed number and language tasks for the study.