U.S. researchers say an amnesia-inducing drug has shed light on how people form new memories.

The findings of the latest Nielsen//NetRatings release on podcasting will come as little surprise to those familiar with this emerging new industry.

Sending your body to school can involve a whole new kind of fun
Here are eighteen interesting “tricks of the body” to learn. (Pics)

Chicagoans who live in areas with scant grocery stores and many fast-food restaurants are more likely to die prematurely and at greater rates from diabetes, cancer or heart disease, a study to be released today finds.

A Texas doctor has developed the Slow Starch diet as a way to help San Antonio shed its title as one of the fattest cities in the nation.

American comic Arthur Baer once said that "betting is pretty much like liquor: you can make it illegal, but you can’t make it unpopular."

A deadly type of surgical error – accidentally leaving sponges inside patients – could be eliminated by waving a special type of wand over the patient’s wound, according to researchers.