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Superbug resistant to last-resort antibiotic found in the United States
For the first time, a patient in the United States has been infected with bacteria resistant to a last-resort drug.
This 'cool-down' hoodie could solve all your gym outfit temperature woes
You can kiss goodbye to carrying that annoying gym kit.
Why new parents shouldn't feel so guilty about sleep training
A new sleep training study is an important step forward in talking about how families can have both well-rested babies and parents.
By Rebecca Ruiz
New report says we should 'eat fat to get thin'
The advice has been labelled 'irresponsible' by Public Health officials.
Big changes are coming to the nutritional info printed on your food
More details about added sugars and serving amounts should make it clearer what we're putting into our bodies.
Ellie Goulding shares her struggle with 'debilitating' panic attacks
"I used to beat myself up about it."
Congress stops medical marijuana research in its tracks
Congress is still not prepared to give the scientific community the green light to dig any deeper into this progressive concept.
By MIKE ADAMS
Smart tampon reminds you when it's time to tug
Keep your flow in check with this Bluetooth tampon.
4 myths that will change how you define bullying
These misconceptions make it harder for young people to ID bullying behavior in their own lives.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Woman overdoses on kelp trying to boost chances of giving birth to a boy
Her two-week kelp-only diet gave her hyperthyroid symptoms like discomfort and heart palpitations.
By Alicia Tan
This bus will turn your commute into a hellish spinning studio class
But, at least you'll get a seat!
8 health innovations transforming women's lives around the world
Among the many injustices women face globally, inadequate health care is one of the most serious.
Why this YA author tackled mental illness, homophobia and the power of Star Trek
Award-winning author John Corey Whaley's latest novel, 'Highly Illogical Behavior,' explores mental illness in a poignant, relatable way.
Your bedtime may be connected to where you live, study finds
Our biological clocks may not dictate our bedtimes, but they do influence when we wake up in the morning, a new study finds.
By Agata Blaszczak-Boxe
Google is messing around with the color of its search results links
Do colors mean NOTHING to you?
By Kellen Beck
These women want to text you positive affirmations all day
GIFs and good vibes, up to five times per day.
Virtual reality may be useful for treating patients with anxiety
Two scenarios simulate stressful real life scenes.
By Tim Chester
This robot can perform soft tissue surgery better than a human
The reality of robotic surgeons just got one step closer.
Study claims to know why most 'Biggest Loser' contestants' can't keep the weight off
Key word: Metabolism.
The Rock's new motivational app may finally get you off your ass and into the gym
The Rock has cooked up a way to deliver his fitness and motivational messages via mobile.
Standing desk for kids basically rewards squirming
No word yet whether the youths think it's bitchin'.
3 home workout programs, since ClassPass got expensive
Save some money and work out at home with these cool apps.
