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Enacted and proposed laws governing what we can and can't eat are becoming more common.

CDC: No form of contaminated food or other cause has been identified in the illnesses, which occurred in April and May

Major expansion of existing 9/11 health program would include people with 50 types of cancer

Smokers who ate the most fruits and veggies were three times more likely to be tobacco-free for a full 30 days than those who ate the least, study found

Developers and gaming companies see the social-networking giant's new app-discovery platform as a boon for business. In a move that is sure to make many app developers happy, Facebook this week launched its App Center, which aims to help users find apps to use on Facebook.com, iOS, Android, and the Web. The new platform let users can browse apps by category and find out which apps their friends are using

Psychotherapist Dr. Robi Ludwig writes about the phenomenon of older couples divorcing

This musical ode to those nasty web commenters known as trolls is a bit, well, trollish and NSFW in itself.

A look at the intersection of calculated risk, the minds of entrepreneurs, and why the best business owners make long shot bets. I'll Have Another had a chance to become the 12th horse in history to become a Triple Crown winner, a feat that has not been accomplished since 1978.

Contrary to popular opinion, the IPO was good for the company and investors.

The lesson from LinkedIn's data breach? Most online passwords are easy nuts to crack.

Bot Vid: Jogging With A Drone Joggobot has been in development for a while, but is all

I’ve been directing or advising innovation and commercialization efforts in Silicon Valley for most of my career. While the popular stories we tell about innovation usually focus on eureka moments and brilliant individuals, anyone involved in successful innovation knows that getting a new product to market is often more about convincing smart people to back your idea, corralling lots of different agendas, aligning incentives, and navigating bureaucracies.

Gabriel Granados, 52, had arms amputated following electrical accident in January, 2011

Dr. Eric Schadt says test may be ready in five years, calls for ethical, legal discussion prior to its use

Relationship expert Dr.