Most people notice risks from taking too much acetaminophen, and some individuals even have problems from taking recommended doses.

Researchers explain that babies who remain entirely on a breastfed diet for the first six months of life notice higher risks of being iron-deficient and for developing food allergies.

While vaccines are believed to be completely effective, the NHS explains that seasonal vaccines may only provide a protection rate of 70 to 80 percent.

New studies show that patients who take a combination of two separate medicines for high blood pressure notice better results than those who simply take one.

Students experience high levels of anxiety before a test can receive quick help by simply writing their troubles on paper.

A staggering number of pregnant women in the United States have traces of extremely toxic chemicals in their blood, and some chemicals are even illegal.

With the recent banning of alcoholic energy drink Four Loko, the underground market is booming.

While no cure is known for autism, researchers believe environmental factors and genetics to play a role.

New studies have shown that electrical lighting suppresses hormones necessary for sleep and regulation of blood pressure.

The old way of using invasive testing of pregnant women to determine whether or not the unborn child has Down’s syndrome is no longer necessary.