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Universal translators are something of a holy grail in mobile tech trends--and Microsoft's just revealed its latest effort at its own TechFest show. It's real-time. And it uses your own voice and face

Throughout history, researchers have turned to recreational drugs to research potential therapeutic uses

A new Gawker report shows Twitter lagging far behind Facebook in revenue. If the numbers are accurate, they show big trouble.

Doctors initially estimated Jayden would weigh about 9 pounds, but estimate jumped to 11 by early March, mother said

Army investigating accusations that medical team was pressured to reverse soldiers' PTSD diagnoses in order to limit health costs

Circumcision prevents infections and inflammations that may ultimately lead to prostate cancer

Study authors call for preventative safety measures including stair gates and installing railings

Is there a one-size-fits-all approach to staying healthy?

Use these quick and easy rules to make sure your customers keep coming back for more. It's easier to sell to existing customers than to acquire new ones, so it's good sense to keep the customers you've already got. Here are some simple rules to ensure that customers continue to come back for more

Activists say 80% of world's population with little or no access to morphine are the "collateral damage of the war on drugs"

A year ago today, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Northern Japan. In the wake of this earthquake, a massive tsunami would flatten the Northern Tohoku region , killing nearly 20,000 people and knocking out power to the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

One-third of Americans are getting less sleep than they should, and the health effects can be life-threatening

Location-based apps are this year's SXSW GroupMe and Twitter. Zaarly and LocalMind are two to put on your radar

A new study says that some women have a gene that makes them more prone to bad relationships and detachment from partners. Rebecca Jarvis and James Brown discuss this with Dr. Ian Smith.

There is nothing about soda that's good for you, and these disturbing facts about what it does to your body (besides packing on the pounds) just might make you want cease consumption.