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'Erin Brockovich' chemical found in more than 200 million Americans' tap water
Chromium-6 was found in 75 percent of national water samples at levels above California's safety goal.
New research shows turmeric's potential health benefits
Health claims around the brightly colored spice may hold some weight, a BBC program found.
Demi Lovato opens up about mental health and learning the value of the word 'no'
"I do so much work on myself that some days I forget that I'm bipolar."
By Katie Dupere
These new devices could help diagnose pneumonia on the spot
Health care entrepreneurs are developing tools to help spot and treat the respiratory illness.
Demi Lovato to speak at the 2016 Social Good Summit
Lovato is among the latest speaker additions to the Social Good Summit, scheduled for September 18 and 19 in NYC.
The scary, intrusive thoughts you can only confess to a search engine
The anonymity of online search has helped some people discover that they have a common and treatable mental illness.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Endangered chimps retire from medical research and get a fancy new home
Project Chimps is poised to become one of America's largest chimpanzee sanctuaries.
A new pot breathalyzer is on its way but many debate its effectiveness
The device has been dubbed the 'potalyzer.'
Heartbreaking video encourages men to talk about their mental health
It's always OK to talk.
By Johnny Lieu
Why 1 in 10 residents in this village are over 100 years old
One word: adrenomedullin.
By Ryan Sedmak
A Florida Congressman just brought a jar of 100 mosquitoes onto the House floor
The stunt was meant to pressure policymakers to pass a $1.1 billion bill to combat the Zika virus.
How you can use a bullet journal to live a healthier life
Want to be better? Better get organized.
A Singaporean couple is offering to house pregnant women who live in Zika hotzones
The couple's generous offer was posted on Facebook, as Zika infections continue to rise in Singapore.
By Victoria Ho
Before alarm clocks, Brits paid people to wake them up by tapping on their window
"Knockers-up" made a living by rousing workers in the industrial towns of Britain and Ireland.
When a rare syndrome renders girls voiceless, tech helps them speak again
"It's all about giving children their voice."
By Jonathan Keane
At least 20% of adults are obese in every U.S. state, CDC maps show
In each U.S. state, more than 1 in 5 adults is considered obese, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported.
New Withings fitness watch adds heart rate sensor and notifications
Move over, Apple Watch.
By Raymond Wong
A record number of girls are unhappy with their appearance and life overall
A gender gap is opening up on how young people perceive themselves, too.
Michelle Obama and Nick Offerman show us the history of exercise
We'd sign up for a gym membership if it meant Michelle Obama would encourage us.
Smart sports: How the 'Internet of Things' is revolutionising the way we train and play
Train smarter, not harder.
Fitbit's new fitness trackers are all about personalization
Fitbit is updating two of its most popular fitness trackers.
By Karissa Bell
These glasses hide a fitness tracker on your face
Stay fit with this wearable technology.
Will VR ever be mainstream or will it remain a niche?
On this week's episode of MashTalk, the Mashable Tech crew talks about Android Nougat, the state of VR and McDonald's Happy Meal wearable.
By Raymond Wong
