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Measles is the most contagious viral disease. Even if you vaccinate your children, it's not enough if community immunization rates drop, even by a few percent.

Stubbs the cat served as the mayor of Talkeetna since 1998. Last week, he passed away, and without a doubt, he'll be remembered as one of the most popular politicians ever.

A new study found that a certain bacterium missing in the guts of obese individuals raises blood glutamic acid levels, which in turn increases obesity risk.

A new report finds that one-third of dementia cases in old age can be prevented without medication.

A new American study finds that 'when you eat' is just as critical for weight loss as 'what you eat.'

A new American study found that regular consumption of tomatoes has a protective effect against skin cancer tumors.

Rabbi Nissim Naftali entered the realm of outreach after a conversation with a police officer who knew little about Shabbat observance. Now, he leads a major Torah center in Rishon LeZion, defying all odds to establish and operate it.

A new study examined 215,000 people from different ethnic backgrounds and found that drinking coffee—even decaffeinated—reduces the risk of death by 12 to 18 percent.

Every pregnant woman knows the warning to avoid alcohol. A new study emphasizes the importance of this warning: Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, it turns out, is a condition that can be inherited by future generations.

A new American study found that significantly more people will eat vegetable dishes described with 'indulgent' words that have no health food connotations.

ADHD can lead to tricky situations, but with the right strategies, you can manage it effectively. Dr. Russell Barkley, a leading expert on ADHD, shares five tips to help you lead a smoother life.

A new study finds that cocoa prevents cognitive decline with age and helps women recover from a sleepless night.

Think diamonds come from land? The finest diamonds now come from deep beneath the sea.

Inside the CDC's Atlanta labs, researchers handle deadly pathogens without cures. Learn about their safety measures and the potential threats posed by bioterrorism.

Born with a condition expected to claim his life by age two, John Morrow is now a millionaire in his thirties and a leading expert in his field. 'If this is what I can achieve with my limitations,' he says, 'what exactly can't you do?'

Traditionally, cuisines in hot countries were based on spicy foods. Yes, they knew something we've forgotten.

It sounds paradoxical: a drug meant for sleep might awaken coma patients. But recent research reviews suggest there is truth to this contradiction.

Cats are everywhere, and if you're not a fan, you have ancient Egyptians to thank.

For over a decade, former soccer player turned religious devotee Shlomo Chaviv engaged his colleagues in a bottle collection project. The goal? To establish and maintain the perfect coffee station at a kollel in Yehud.

J.R.R. Tolkien once lamented that there were no Jews in his family tree. If he were alive today, he might find comfort in having a Jewish great-grandson who observes Shabbat and keeps kosher.