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Mississippi has the highest rate of infant mortality and obesity in the nation. One woman has spent almost half her life taking care of people who have no money and no other way to get help.

Sister Anne Brooks treats those who can't afford to help themselves, even buys their medicine

A new interview with actress Mila Kunis in Harper's Bazaar indicates that fast weight loss (in this case for a role) can sometimes result in fast weight gain — in all the wrong places.

BPA, a chemical commonly used in food and beverage can packaging, has been linked to hyperactive behavior in children, breast cancer among other diseases

Researchers transplanted certain cells from the kidney donor's bone marrow along with the new organ

Redditor found out that he had Cushing's syndrome after reading comments posted on a picture that had gone viral on the site

Uncommon Jewish circumcision ritual "metzizah b'peh" may have led to disease transmission; Brooklyn DA investigates

Snooki, a.k.a. Nicole Polizzi, has confirmed to US Weekly that she is indeed 15 weeks pregnant and engaged to fellow "Jersey Shore" star Jionni LaValle.

FDA says a 39-year-old woman had more than 100 times the average amount of mercury in her urine and had symptoms of mercury poisoning

A new study found kids given active video games were no more physically fit than those given traditional games they could play just sitting on the couch.

Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed the first functional oxide thin films that can be used efficiently in electronics, opening the door to an array of new high-power devices and smart sensors. This is the first time that researchers have been able to produce positively charged (p-type) conduction and negatively charged (n-type) conduction in a single oxide material, launching a new era in oxide electronics.

Francis Fukuyama, one of America's best known public intellectuals, talks with Fast Company about drones, terrorism, Hollywood, model airplanes, and why Velcro rules. Francis Fukuyama is one of America's best known public intellectuals...

Women taking estrogen pills had 23 percent lower risk for breast cancer

Study shows that 20 percent of children with even mild concussions can have persistent attention, memory problems even a year after their injury

Babies whose mothers took antidepressants were born with smaller heads compared to general population; Babies born to untreated depressed mothers born smaller heads, body