Health & Science

As American farmers grow older, many more people may experience mobility issues — and need the adaptive technology disabled farmer Dennis Hunsberger uses.

Marijuana’s sober cousin, hemp, may soon become legal again. Scientists and industrialists are figuring out what to do with the super-weed.

Philadelphia student organizers want City Council to set limits on tests and require teacher training on trauma-informed care.

"Prices like this are bad for patients," said David Mitchell, who last year founded the nonprofit advocacy group Patients for Affordable Drugs. "They hurt patients."

Some fear the approach could scatter homeless drug users around the neighborhood.

An independent assessment of health care at the James T. Vaughn Correctional Center near Smyrna finds fault with its 'sick call' process.

"Why should a drug from a mushroom help people deal with their mortality?"

Gov. Carney: “We know there’s a huge cost. There’s no price you can put on the loss of a loved one. And that motivation needs to be with us as we implement this action plan.”

Experts on Anne's diary said the newly discovered text reveals more about her development as a writer than it does about her interest in sex.

According to the poll, a third of American adults under age 40 have already provided care for an older relative or friend.

The program is funded by a $73,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice.

Guests: Susan Higginbothem, Tony Lapp, Azucena Ugarte The disturbing abuse allegations by four women against New ...

More than 50 scientists are running for federal office this year. Right now, the vast majority of people in Congress have backgrounds in law, business, or politics.

Rates of major depression are up 63 percent among teens, and are up nearly 50 percent among young adults.

Scientists have launched two large studies to test a treatment that could have an enormous impact on the leading cause of death in American hospitals — sepsis.