A study shows that patients who have colon cancer that is no longer responding to therapy may benefit from switching to a similar drug in the same class.

It may not be enough to toss the cigarettes when pregnant. A new study reveals a baby's exposure to nicotine even through replacement therapies like the patch may mean trouble later.

Looking to shed some pounds? Recruit some friends and make it a contest - chances are, you'll have a much better chance of getting rid of that extra weight.

Adding to their long and distinguished history, lab mice are now helping in the fight against cancer - specifically, aggressive forms of brain cancer in children.

As one of the first targeted therapies, Gleevec (imatinib) totally changed the care and outlook for people diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukemia (CML). With a bit of tweaking, this drug may be used to treat another chronic condition - pain.

If you're waiting until you feel thirsty before drinking water, then you're waiting too long. And without proper hydration, you're likely to feel moody, anxious and unable to concentrate.

Are you stressed out? Excess amounts of stress cause hormonal imbalances in the body and can lead to other health problems. If you are dealing with stress - natural ‘green’ spaces could help.

If your preschooler has excess energy that he or she uses for arguments and temper tantrums then it may seem counterintuitive to start rewarding their good behavior, yet research suggests it helps.

Growing research has developed indicating risk factors for potential violence in intimate relationships that come from both genetic and environmental sources, and new research suggests a person’s proximity to the neighborhood bar scene may contribute to their aggression at home. 

Ever wondered how video games can make stuff look so real? They use high-speed computer technology called graphics processing units (GPUs). And one scientist thinks this technology could be [a] "beast" (gaming lingo for "awesome") against cancer.