On Sunday's "Good Morning America Weekend Edition," Consumer Reports health editor Ronni Sandroff said that contrary to popular belief, price does not dictate a cream's power.
"There was no correlation between effectiveness and price,&am...
A drop in breast cancer cases may be due to women eschewing Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), experts say.
Is a person hysterical if he or she complains of numbness in a limb but conventional tests reveal no underlying cause? A new study argues yes. While the term hysteria has fallen out of favor--replaced by the more reasonable sounding "conversion disor
How HIV-positive teens in the US are teaching doctors how to treat AIDS among the disease's youngest patients
"Climate sceptics" would do society a favour, argues our environment correspondent Richard Black, if they would open their claims to scrutiny that science is biased against them.
What do steak, tofu and sushi have to do with cancer? Plenty, it seems, if several new studies served up at the American Association for Cancer Research in Boston are to be believed. And not all bear good news: the latest report from the sprawling Nurse's
Scientists believe they have uncovered why some arthritis drugs such as Vioxx can cause heart attacks and strokes.
They found Cox-2 inhibitor painkillers were stopping an enzyme producing blood-thinning agents - leading to a greater chance of blood clot
Your brain may figure out what you'll snatch up for this season's holiday gifts even before you check your lists, according to new research presented today.
Well-known commercial brands have now been proven to get a positive emotional reaction from the
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