Bill Nye, who made a name for himself in the 1990s with his hit TV show "The Science Guy," is returning to television. This time, however, his program will be different.
Right now 5 million Americans are suffering with Alzheimer's disease. That number is expected to grow exponentially as baby boomers age. However there is a new treatment that, if it pans out, could stop Alzheimer's in its tracks.
Ever wonder why some people get sick all the time and others never do? Dr. David Perlmutter explains how you can improve your health and protect your brain by taking care of your gut.
The pharmaceutical company, Mylan, will start offering a generic version of its EpiPen that will cost about half the price of the brand-name version, after a pricing controversy led to scrutiny of the company.
New images of babies with Zika-related defects can be used to diagnose the condition
America's first "soda tax" implemented at the University of California, Berkeley last year has led to less consumption of sugary beverages.
People who want to commit suicide are having doctors give them lethal injections in Belgium where it's legal and often free.
A body of scientific research by John Hopkins shows a lack of evidence that homosexuals are "born that way."
It's a nightmare scenario: A deadly infection strikes and antibiotics won't work at all. Imagine a child dying from a simple scrape that becomes infected. Far-fetched? Not anymore. What can you do to prevent it?
Pregnant women are being advised to avoid a second area of Miami due to local Zika transmission