The pharmacies near young black women tend to lack easy access to condoms, pamphlets on birth control, and other useful features.

With the launch of Disney+, how will the battle between streaming services change? An expert digs into the competition and how it affects viewers.

New supermarkets may be the wrong way to go to increase consumption of fruits and vegetables in low-income neighborhoods.

Your search for long-lost cousins could open you up to "genetic hacking." And unlike credit card information, you can't just cancel your old genome and get a new one.

"Lots of things on the shelf are essentially untested and by putting these products on our bodies every day, we are unwittingly participating in a human experiment."

Consumers' skepticism about "fake news" may help them sniff out suspicious online stories about brands, research finds.

If you want to help fight climate change, "green buying" isn't the answer, say researchers. Instead, simply buy less.

Visibly taking action against climate change can spark friends and neighbors to do the same, research finds.

"Targeting the tobacco retail environment is rapidly emerging as the next frontier in tobacco control."

Retargeted ads are why searching for a product inundates you with ads wherever you go online. New research clarifies how this tactic works.