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How would you feel if parts of your home, your car, or the airliner you were flying in had blood flowing in artificial veins and arteries? Nicely chilled is the answer

The founder of parent-travel website FamiliesGo! chronicles her start-up shuffle. Tuesday was an interesting day

When cruise ships change locations, like many will in the coming months, passengers going along for the ride often score remarkable deals.

Phil Mickelson's initial impressions of West Virginia's Greenbrier resort were about all things family.

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Defending champion Yani Tseng believes she'll have to be at her creative best to master the links course at Carnoustie and claim a fifth major title at the Women's British Open.

Latest statistics show marijuana use up across nation. Which state is highest?

Dr. Francis Collins, chief of National Institutes of Health, predicts vaccine's availability within five years

SHANGHAI -- For Jin Liang, a typical Chinese who watches his utility bills carefully, each scorching hot summer day posed a dilemma: Should he switch on his air conditioner, or keep it off to cool the impact on his wallet? But his dilemma faded away this year after Jin moved into a new apartment. It features magical materials that allow him to comfortably turn off the air conditioner and yet stop sweating

Growing numbers of surgical patients opting for hypnosis over general anesthesia

Alexis and Noah Beery of Encinitas, Calif, 14, received personalized treatment once genomes were mapped

United Nations agency says about two billion people worldwide are infected with viruses that cause potentially deadly liver disease

This is the first in a series on corporate culture. From business philosophy to talent acquisition and management, customer service and product development, we’ll examine the inner workings of successful companies and the ways they build cultures that promote and harness creativity.

Addiction specialists say that too much smartphone use causes people to withdraw from reality and smartphone withdrawal can cause physical symptoms and depression.

Almost half of the folks surveyed recently said they'd be tempted into buying an Amazon tablet PC if it were priced below $300. That's a very tricky price point to reach. Meanwhile, all we really know about Amazon's tablet are rumors , hints , and suggestions --but this is typical of the company, and the data is adding up fast, suggesting it's really on its way soon.