Renowned journalist Gardiner Harris discusses unethical business practices in No More Tears, the Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson.
The evidence keeps accumulating that olive oil can help people lose weight and reduce the risk of heart disease and dementia. Getting enough?
Omega 3 fats have been controversial for decades. Is fish oil good or bad for the heart? The most recent analysis of VITAL data says good!
Has the multiple myeloma drug Revlimid been priced out of reach for cancer patients? ProPublica investigates.
Health professionals have been arguing for decades about how much coffee you should drink. Some say none. Others say coffee boosts longevity.
Agricultural subsidies of crops like wheat and corn make processed foods cheaper, but they may be undermining public health and brain power.
C diff infections causing diarrhea have become widespread in the community. They can be treated with healthy microbes given via colonoscopy.
Some people treat sore throats or colds with a tea made from the wild native herb called life everlasting or rabbit tobacco.
Moderate consumption of soy products may not pose a problem, but some people find they need a higher dose of thyroid hormone.
Will the FDA really require food and drug manufacturers to remove Red Dye No. 3 from their products? Is it a real Red Alert or a false alarm?