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Trump Seeks Delay of Ruling on Health Law Subsidies, Prolonging Uncertainty

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The request could further destabilize insurance markets just as insurers are developing rates and deciding whether to participate in 2018.

Binge drinking less common among teens today

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Fewer U.S. adolescents are regularly binge drinking today than a generation ago, but not all teens are turning away from alcohol at the same rate, a new study suggests.

Matter: In 'Enormous Success,' Scientists Tie 52 Genes to Human Intelligence

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The genes account for just a tiny fraction of the variation in test scores, experts say. Many are yet to be found, and environmental factors are also greatly important.

This is what happens when you drink celery juice for one month

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(Natural News) What would happen to your gut if you drank a glass of celery juice …

Chileans grow own medical marijuana as weed ban loosens

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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chileans are increasingly growing their own cannabis for medical purposes as the conservative South American nation begins loosening legal prohibitions on the formerly illegal plant.

Trump administration asks for time to weigh Obamacare subsidies

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration and House of Representatives Republicans on Monday asked a federal court for more time to decide how to proceed on the cost-sharing subsidies paid to health insurers that play a vital role in the Obamacare health…

Alcoholics Anonymous sues to recover original manuscript

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(Reuters) - The original manuscript that became the basis for Alcoholics Anonymous is the subject of a new lawsuit by the organization, which wants to reclaim it before it can be auctioned next month.

Military veterans suffering PTSD get back on course with golf

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Sylvan Olivieri, who suffers from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after serving in the Vietnam War as a U.S. Marine, is among dozens of veterans who have sought therapy on the golf course.

No fruit juice for kids under 1, doctors say

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Parents may be unknowingly giving their young children too much fruit juice, as an influential group of doctors now say kids under 1 should not be given any at all.

Teen saves mom's life after science lesson on stroke

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Two days after a Wisconsin teen learned about the signs of a stroke during science class, she used her new knowledge to save her mother's life.

Take a Number: Nearly 20 Million Have Gained Health Insurance Since 2010

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The number of Americans without health insurance has fallen drastically since passage of the Affordable Care Act.

Texas lawmakers pass controversial bathroom, adoption bills

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The Texas House of Representatives on Sunday approved a limited "bathroom bill" that would require public high school students to use restrooms that match the gender on their birth certificates.

Nathan and Curtis Hot Dogs recalled

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A company is recalling more than 200,000 pounds of Nathan and Curtis hot dogs after metal objects were found in the packages.

Some Social Scientists Are Tired of Asking for Permission

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New federal rules may make it easier for researchers to conduct behavioral experiments. Critics worry that academics cannot judge whether their studies are harmful.

Study confirms toxic environments cause cancer, not merely genetics

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(Natural News) Many people look to genetics or lifestyle choices to determine thei…

Think you're really different when you're drunk? Maybe not

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Think you're a happy drunk, a real life of the party?

Celgene MS drug clears key trial, but disability data falls short

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(Reuters) - Celgene Corp's multiple sclerosis drug met the main goal of reducing annualized relapse rate, compared with Biogen Inc's Avonex, in a second late-stage trial, but failed to outperform Avonex in slowing disability progression rate.

Banana Boat sunscreen caused toddler's second-degree burns, mom claims

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A mother in Canada is pleading with other parents to be cautious when using aerosol spray sunscreen on their children after her 14-month-old daughter suffered second-degree chemical burns on her face.

Heart safety clouds hopes for Amgen, UCB bone drug approval

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(Reuters) - Amgen Inc and UCB SA no longer expect their experimental osteoporosis drug to win U.S. approval this year after a higher rate of serious heart-related side effects were observed in a late-stage clinical trial.

Could 'Safer' Filtered Cigarettes Be More Deadly?

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New report suggests they're tied to rising rates of an aggressive lung cancer

Severe asthma drug shows AstraZeneca promise beyond cancer

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LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca's experimental injection for severe asthma cut substantially the need for patients to take problematic oral steroids drugs in a late-stage study, boosting hopes for a medicine that is expected to reach the market later this year.…

Myron Rolle's journey from NFL to neurosurgery

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Myron Rolle, former NFL player and Rhodes Scholar, opens up about concussions, his aspirations, and starting his neurosurgery residency at Harvard Medical School this summer.

Cheap vitamins are made from GMO glucose syrup fed to bacteria, analysis finds... Don't buy low-grad…

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(Natural News) Last year, Brits spent more money on vitamins than painkillers. On …

Ebola survivor's blood could lead to future vaccine

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The West African Ebola outbreak , which peaked between August and September 2014, killed 11,310 people, according to the World Health Organization .

How e-cigarette ads might sway teens to try tobacco products

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When non-smoking teens see ads for e-cigarettes, and are curious about the products advertised, perhaps even identifying with a favorite brand, they might also be more susceptible to taking up cigarettes, a new study finds.

CDC pushing scare stories about RAW MILK, but won't dare talk about the health risks of mercury in v…

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(Natural News) The boom in sales of raw milk and other raw dairy products countryw…

Zinc lozenges proven to greatly speed recovery from colds and flu by 300%

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(Natural News) Zinc acetate lozenges were found to effectively accelerate recovery…

More NASA images confirm Saturn's massive hexagonal cloud formation

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(Natural News) The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has r…

Neil deGrasse Tyson demands "science totalitarianism" across America, says anyone who disagrees with…

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(Natural News) Perhaps the world’s biggest asshat with a superiority complex…

Plastic BAN List highlights the 9 top sources of plastic pollution

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(Natural News) In a bid to reduce the amount of plastic pollution, the state of Ca…

Personal Health: The Worst Fat in the Food Supply

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Trans fat bans led to fewer heart attacks and strokes.

JUNK SCIENCE: Climate change now being blamed for mental health problems... is there anything it doe…

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(Natural News) Climate change not only affects the environment, but may also adver…

Novo Nordisk looks to expand Latin American obesity business

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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk is looking to expand its obesity business in Latin America on the back of "phenomenal" performance by its new anti-obesity injection Saxenda, a senior company official said on Monday.

The Checkup: The Science of Adolescent Sleep

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Sleep deprivation is linked to behavioral and mental health problems and car accident risk, experts say, and starting school later could help.

Cancer patient speaks out about the devastating effects Monsanto's Roundup has had on her life

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(Natural News) As the lawsuits filed by cancer patients against Monsanto continue …

The New Health Care: As Pollen Counts Rise, Test Scores Fall

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What we breathe affects how well we perform at school or work, research shows.

No Fruit Juice Before Age 1, Pediatricians Say

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Plus, they support limits for older kids and doing away with sippy cups for toddlers

Medical News Today: Avoid fruit juice up to the age of 1 year, say the AAP

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Fruit juice offers no nutritional benefit for infants under the age of 1 year and should be avoided, say the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Scientists use stem cells in fat to repair joints

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Medical News Today: Ankylosing spondylitis: Progression and outlook

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Ankylosing spondylitis is a chronic disorder that causes pain, stiffness, and inflammation. Learn about how it affects the body as it progresses.

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