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Food and Drug Administration investigating some oral contraceptives after studies showed increased risk of blood clots

Phishing is not hacking. Users were tricked more than violated ... and other lessons from yesterday's made-up story.

California doctor Michael Kamrava, who gave Nadya "Octomom" Suelman fertility treatments, is losing his license, for "public safety," according to the state medical board.

The World Health Organization said the e. coli bacteria responsible for the outbreak in Europe is a highly toxic strain that has never seen before. Jeff Glor reports.

New research suggests that bomb blasts can cause subtle changes in brain's "wiring"

Accelerated Expectations: All Eyes on Large Hadron Collider in Dark Matter Hunt

How has San Diego man managed to survive despite dicey diagnosis? You might be surprised to find out

When you think you're eating something indulgent, you feel satisfied sooner than when you consume a food that's supposedly better for you, reveals a new study.

Since arriving in the Republic of Palau, we have spent a lot of time reflecting on our experiences on Guam (in which the environmental situation is dire).

1. Ending weeks of offline misery after high-profile hack attacks, Sony's PlayStation Store is back online

Experts downplay cellphones' cancer-causing potential while offering tips for lowering exposure to radio waves

Instead of punishing users who "do no harm to others," the commission argues that governments should end criminalization of drug use

The "food pyramid" is getting squashed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) this week. [More]

The World Health Organization said Thursday that the E. coli bacteria responsible for a deadly outbreak that has left 18 dead and sickened hundreds in Europe is a new strain that has never been seen before.

By Zach Howard CONWAY, Mass., June 1 (Reuters) - At least four people were [More]