The FDA Has a Warning for People Who Love Black Licorice
Eek.
Eek.
The tech tailors the audio of your phone to your specific hearing issues, rather than just amplifying the sound like a hearing aid does.
Thanks to modern farming practices, chicken isn't always a low-fat option.
Booze turns your digestive system into a fast-moving water (OK, vodka) slide.
The answer might depend on whether you're pregnant.
Using a common household item makes a big difference.
Bronx Sole wants to make fitness fun for runners of all levels. To do that, the running club takes local residents on a joggable history tour of their borough.
The label warning of cancer-causing chemicals doesn't give the full picture.
Good oral hygiene affects your whole body.
After playing a puzzle video game, older adults with hearing loss were able to distinguish 25 percent more words in noisy environments.
Environment-related illness killed 9 million people worldwide in 2015. And the problem is only getting worse.
Pro tip: To avoid annoying side effects, steer clear of multi-symptom products if you think just one ingredient will do it for you.
Multiple studies and investigations have taken a closer look at airplane tap water, and the results aren’t pretty—or appetizing.
The disorder could be a lot simpler than previously believed.
Its developers hope it sparks the next generation of total artificial hearts.
Bejeweled hairballs, anyone?
Don't try this at home.
Today is World Mental Health Day.
Make time to eat breakfast in the morning—your body will thank you.
The birdlike accessory is credited to French doctor Charles de Lorme, who was chief physician to King Louis XIII.
“It’s more than television,” says Gráinne McGuinness, the show’s creator.
Putting a live eel in your butt is probably going to create more problems than it solves.
The ink changes color when your blood sugar is getting low.
This personal version of bathroom karaoke could ultimately prevent you from contracting a cold or other bugs.