Red Wine's Protective Effect

The discrepancy between breast cancer risk and alcohol consumption has been frequently questioned, given that patients who consumed only red wine in studies on alcohol appeared to have a decreased risk of the disease.

Berries Boost Your Brain!

Feeling forgetful? Chow down a fruit medley of blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, boysenberries, cranberries, raspberries and grapes to keep your brain power fruitful.

Drug Resistance in Lung Cancer Treatment

Some types of cancer treatment are on a molecular level, relying on interactions between growth receptor proteins on the cancer cells and drugs that target these specific receptor proteins.

Sugar + Fat Might Add up to Colon Cancer

Obesity has long been associated with increased risks of developing cancer. Diets high in sugar and fat have also been thought to be cancer-promoting. But there haven't been any firm links - until now.

Electricity for a Depressed Brain

There are many treatments for depression, ranging from medication to intense therapy. For those that have not had success with other treatments there is good news - a new treatment using electricity could help.

Grapefruit can Cause Unintended Effects

Grapefruit is a wonderfully healthy food, providing people with a rich source of vitamin C. However, compounds found in this fruit that can lead to potentially serious outcomes.

Coffee Helps Travelers Stay Alert

Driving can be a real drag, but many people keep their mind focused with a hot cup of java. A recent study defends this intuitive decision by savvy travelers.

Are Coke and Pepsi Related to Cancer?

It's such a part of our cultural landscape - that brown color that fizzes and tickles your nose and back of your throat when you pop open a bottle of Coke or Pepsi - that it's even become a part of our lexicon. We describe something as "cola-colored."

Bone Disease and Enzyme-Replacement Therapy

A rare life-threatening bone disease that impairs breathing may soon be treatable. In a recent study, enzyme-replacement therapy was effective in improving lung function and motor skills.

The Anatomy of a School Shooting

On the morning of Feb. 27th, a child walked into a school cafeteria and opened fire. The violence, which has left at least 3 dead, has shaken the small town of Chardon, Ohio.

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