Health & Science

The rate of unmarried white females having babies nearly tripled between 1980 and 2016, rising from 10 percent to almost 30 percent.

Today, it's still legal to sell products containing both chemicals. Health and safety experts caution consumers to avoid using them — especially indoors.

The concoction of sarsaparilla, sassafras, wild cherry, wintergreen, and ginger has been saluted as one of the country's first convenience foods.

Studies suggest that military veterans have a higher risk of developing ALS, though it's unclear why that's the case.

Taking fish oil supplements to prevent cardiovascular disease and cancer may not be effective.

A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests the answer should be yes

This week, astronomers are studying a pair of stars that rotate around their common point once every 3 hours. The stars are buried ...

Those with special needs are living longer, but that means they are more susceptible to age-related diseases such as Alzheimer's

Stomach problems mostly originate from lack of sanitation available to the migrants as they travel.

Leaves, paper, crumbs and other bits of trash cling to auto carpets — don’t even mention the liquid stains and smells.

New Jersey health officials have confirmed two more cases of measles in a central New Jersey community, with another seven people also suspected of having the virus.

A male donkey and a female emu have reportedly "fallen in love," creating an unexpected roadblock for a North Carolina animal shelter in rehousing them.

SCOTT KELLY spent 340 days in space, setting the record for the longest space ...