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Can you tell the difference between harmless moles and birthmarks from deadly skin cancers?

Rock icons Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend hope to build first teen-only cancer center at UCLA Medical Center

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Screening guidelines are in disarray, and some cancer experts say early detection may be less important than long believed

The tax dollars lent through the Small Business Lending Fund--a version of TARP for small banks--were supposed to help small businesses. Here's where the money really went

Want to keep your computers, e-mails, and business secrets safe? Learn the latest in data encryption. Encryption isn’t typically something we hear too much about, even though most people use it every day unknowingly

For the first time, Italian designer Giorgio Armani is integrating precious metals and exotic leathers into sunglass and eyewear collections.

The St. Regis Tianjin opened October 30 as that city’s first hotel to offer butler service for all guests. Located in northern China, about a 30-minute bullet-train ride from Beijing, the 18-story glass-and-steel structure features the largest presidential suite in Tianjin, along with 273 guest rooms and suites, many of ...

Tech expert Katie Linendoll gives her thoughts on a new device that tracks calories, sleep, and movement

Teen drug study provides "road map" to who may have substance abuse problems, study authors said

Marriage starts with a promise to grow old together — but couples like Ira and Roberta Almeas have instead decided to grow young together.

It's never too late to go the distance, these amazing senior athletes prove

Illicit drugs, risky sex - you won't believe what cryptic texts reveal about dangerous behaviors

Wahooly aims to match your start-up with influencers who can propel your company's name into the social media stratosphere. The price: A little equity. Need help getting the word out about your start-up and its products or services?

If you've had it up to here with Ticketmaster's insane fees, or you're looking to buy or sell tickets to your school's bake sale, your band's concert, or a local cooking class, Eventbrite is for you. Ticketmaster, dubbed the " most hated brand in America " by Fast Company, has historically left much to be desired from a user standpoint, with its eye-popping service fees and market stranglehold on large events that makes them damned near impossible to avoid. Meanwhile, a massive part of the ticketing market has been virtually untapped--Ticketmaster will get you into the U2 and Sting megatours, but if you're looking to sell or buy tickets for a knitting class, an obscure music festival, or a neighborhood nonprofit fundraiser, forget it.