If you do not know when or how to introduce peanut-containing foods to your infant, you are not alone.

Your smartphone may keep you up to date with your friends and the latest news, but it may also just keep you up at night, a new study found.

There may be an alternative to warfarin to prevent cardiovascular problems associated with atrial fibrillation during cardioversion treatment, a new study found.

Your size and your gut bacteria may be linked, a new study of children and teenagers found.

Did you know an older adult falls every second of every day?

Exposure to a type of chemical found in some plastics and other household items may lead to lower vitamin D levels in the blood stream, a new study found.

The more ads for alcohol kids watch on TV, the more they may drink, according to a new study.

The glycemic index varies so much that it may be an unreliable indicator of blood sugar response, according to a new study.

Two newer epilepsy medications may not affect the IQs of children whose mothers took them during pregnancy, a new study found.

Patients with atherosclerotic peripheral arterial disease (PAD) saw improved results from revascularization to treat intermittent claudication (IC), a common symptom of PAD, a new study found.