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People given hallucinogenic 'shrooms experience greater well-being, study shows

Paul Gutierrez will cough up thousands of dollars to the person who lands him a date with his future wife. He says he'll donate the money to the charity of the person's choice.

Along the woods that line the far edge of the front nine at Congressional Country Club, the U.S. Open is giving up a stroke.

Researchers link empathy to greater sexual satisfaction for both men and women

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The Los Angeles Unified School District is taking a stand against child obesity, becoming the nation's largest school system to stop serving sugar-laden flavored milk.

Fertilizer giant and former talk show host among big names to enter medical marijuana's billion dollar industry

Late last week, the Department of Health and Human Services classified formaldehyde as "a known carcinogen," adding its verdict to two similar reports released by key agencies since 2009. But despite the growing scientific consensus about how formaldehyde can affect human health, it remains to be seen if the studies will lead to tighter U.S. formaldehyde regulations.

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Dr. Anthony Szema is used to seeing patients with red eyes and runny noses. But in the past couple of years, the New York-based allergist has been faced with an onslaught of patients complaining their symptoms are starting earlier and hitting harder than ever before

The Fast Company reader's essential rundown of who's breaking into and shaking up your tech space--updated all day. Facebook's New Photo Sharing App The new standalone app will reportedly challenge the likes of

Think you know what healthy eating means? Don't be so sure, says doctor-chef Tim Harlan

Troubled star of hit TV series "Teen Mom" reportedly hospitalized after suicide attempt

Climate change affects seasonal events--spring flowers open earlier, songbirds breed sooner.