People who've been through repeat disasters show reduced mental health. It's the "reverse of the adage 'what does not kill you makes you stronger.'"

A cancer drug that starves tumors of their energy supply may also improve whole body metabolism leading to improved weight control, a study with mice shows.

It may seem as if California is always either flooding or on fire. But this weather whiplash isn't new. It's been going on for 50 years.

The way cystic fibrosis drugs bind the CFTR gene could lead to treatments for other misfolded protein diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

The surfaces in hospital rooms where COVID-19 patients got care don't have enough living COVID-19 virus on them to spread the infection, research finds.

A new framework could help identify people previously overlooked for alcohol use disorder.

How easy will it be to modify COVID-19 vaccines to tackle new variants? An expert brings you up to speed on the challenges of staying one step ahead.

FDA-required food label information is often inconsistent or even missing online. "The online food shopping environment today is a bit of a 'Wild West.'"

A new study finds no link between COVID vaccines and chances of getting pregnant, but COVID-19 infection may have a short-term effect on male fertility.

People who went through the first six months of the pandemic with their kids or a romantic partner at home fared better than those on their own, research finds.