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Who pays attention to calorie counts on menus? By next year, all large chain restaurants will be required to post those harsh numbers, so the Gallup research people decided to find out who really takes note of them.
Having a bad day at work? If you are, you're probably in your 20s, says a new German study that finds that workers age 65-plus are cognitively more consistent, reliable and productive than workers much younger.
Chalk up yet another health benefit to coffee: A new study indicates that drinking two to four cups a day may lower suicide risk -- by half!
If a new medical treatment could slow aging and allow you to live to 120, would you want to?
Former president George W. Bush is a physically fit guy, an avid bicyclist, and -- unlike his post-presidential pal Bill Clinton -- has never had a weight problem. So why would he need a heart stent?
It's a burger that cost $330,000 and the nicest thing they could say about it was, "It tastes close to meat."
After more than six years of study, the Food and Drug Administration has announced new standards for foods labeled "gluten-free," a step the agency said would help the 3 million people with celiac disease who cannot digest the naturally occurring protein.
Six out of 10 Americans will develop kidney disease in their lifetime, according to a new study, and the National Kidney Foundation says there's an easy way to catch problems early: A simple pee-in-the-cup test once a year if you're age 60 or older.
If you have diabetes and use glucose test strips to check your blood sugar levels, you need to check the brand name of those strips. A massive recall of up to 62 million strips made by Nova Diabetes Care has just been announced by the company and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
All those times the dentist nagged you to floss more? Maybe this will convince you to try harder. A new British study suggests that the bacteria from gum disease contributes to Alzheimer's disease.