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Macadamia nut products recalled due to E. coli concern
Can you have a fear of flying and still fly?
Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, said during her testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee that she traveled to Washington D.C. "in an airplane" despite her reported anxiety about flying and feeling uncomfortable in enclosed spaces.
How to help survivors of sexual assault
80,000 deaths caused by flu last season, CDC says
Use of combined birth control linked to lower risk of ovarian cancer
Christmas comes early for toddler with terminal cancer
"Jingle Bells" played on radios across Ohio. The local mall plastered "Merry Christmas" on its digital signs. And hundreds of people, in 90-degree weather, wore Santa hats as they caroled in front of one little boy's home. It's only September, but for a 2-year-old with terminal brain cancer, Christmas came early this year.
How rock climbing can help overcome fear, defeat depression and change your life
Students raise money to send a janitor on vacation
Decades after their own sexual assaults, women put themselves in Kavanaugh's accusers' shoes
The creative techniques that rescuers use to find missing children with autism
Limiting children's screen time linked to better cognition
Mediterranean diet could prevent depression, new study finds
Device offers hope for people with heart failure
Burns from fitness trackers prompt recall of about 30,000 gadgets
Digital wellness company Provata Health voluntarily recalled approximately 30,000 fitness trackers Tuesday following 13 reports that the device was overheating while charging or being used. In three of these reports, users suffered burns to their wrists, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Third case of monkeypox reported, in healthcare worker
Teenage drinking rates fall across Europe
Where women are dying from backstreet abortions and 157-year-old laws are stuck
Does microwaving food cause nutrient loss?
Gene editing could eliminate mosquitoes, but is it a good idea?
Researchers have rendered a population of mosquitoes in a lab sterile using the gene-editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 by homing in on a specific target in insect DNA -- the doublesex gene -- raising the possibility of eradicating disease-carrying species of the insect entirely, according to a new study published Monday in Nature Biotechnology.
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