Scientists Remove the Gluten Genes From Wheat
They used CRISPR gene editing to cut out many of the proteins that cause problems for millions.
They used CRISPR gene editing to cut out many of the proteins that cause problems for millions.
It seems counterintuitive: Your body temperature is rising, but you're shivering cold.
Ralphie's mom tried to warn us.
Read up before getting that butterfly tattoo or belly ring.
It’s not just fear or worry.
A study indicates some people are “nonresponders” to endurance or weight training, and might need to change their workout to see results.
Feeling anxious can be normal and sometimes even healthy. Missing out on life because of that anxiety is not.
The 39 cases are connected to one chain of pet stores in Ohio.
You may want to wash your hands after reading this.
Governor Rick Scott has issued a last-minute plea for nurses who are willing to ride out the storm at one of the hundreds of shelters that have been set up in order to assist those with special medical needs
Sea Hero Quest can generate the same amount of data in two minutes as they'd get from five hours of lab-based tests, its creators say.
A new study shows that accepting a bad job after a period of unemployment can actually heighten physical stress.
Smoking can cause breasts to droop, but breastfeeding doesn't.
One startup is using games to make physical therapy more engaging.
Don't feel guilty about pouring that fourth cup.
A new study explores the "runaway train" problem of lupus and other autoimmune conditions.
But you will get them by not wearing flip-flops in a gym shower.
A new Danish study links high HDL with higher, not lower, mortality risk.
The tech giant has partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness to offer users a confidential self-assessment quiz.
Diagnosing and treating allergies can look the same, whether the patient is a kitten or a kid.
After the sky show, "my eyes hurt" spiked as a Google search.
Time is of the essence in diagnosing and treating Lyme disease.
The search engine is partnering with The Weather Channel to integrate pollen-count data in your allergy-related searches.
The lights will be dimmed and sound will be reduced to help customers avoid sensory overload.