Sleep Disturbances May Be Linked to Onset of Alzheimer’s, Study Finds
It's one of the most frightening diseases the modern world currently has to contend with, and now it's getting even…
Harvard Research Finds Genetic Link Between Fried Food and Bigger Waistline
French fries. Freedom fries. Pomme frites. Chips. No matter what you call them, there's no denying the deliciousness of these…
Former EPA Black Eye May Become Example for Water Quality Restoration
In the 1980’s, the U.S. EPA named the Grand Calumet River, located at the southern tip of Lake Michigan, as…
Presence of Fast Food Places Can Increase Risk of Obesity, New Study Shows
See no evil, eat no evil. That's what new research has found might be the key for keeping those double…
Attorneys General Urge Five Major Retail Pharmacies to Stop Tobacco Sales
"Twenty-eight attorneys general from 24 states, three U.S. territories and Washington, D.C. are pressuring five retailers, including Walgreen Co. and Wal-Mart…
Thailand Capitalizes on Medical Tourism With New Extreme Makeover Reality Show
What's a better tourist draw than plastic surgery procedures? According to IBTimes, this is Thailand's plan for reinvigorating interest in its…
Avon Experiences Sharp Sales Declines as a Result of Shrinking Sales Force
Avon has been experiencing big problems this past year, recording more sharp declines in the U.S. as well as several…
Congress Approves Bill to Restore Cuts Made to Veteran Benefits
Many veterans were relieved this morning after hearing that Washington lawmakers had just approved a bill restoring major cuts made to…
Too Early to Tell, But Stem Cells May Be Key in Curing Baldness
Many people across the world suffer from hair loss. Many believe that men are the only ones who really have…