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People think this makeup brand's tweet makes fun of something harmful
"Seriously bad taste. This is a trigger."
U.S. government issues warning on McDonald's recalled wearable devices
The recall of McDonald's first wearable device was serious enough to get the attention of a government agency.
CDC advises pregnant women to avoid Miami Beach as Florida's Zika outbreak spreads
Federal officials also cautioned pregnant women and their partners from visiting all of Miami-Dade County due to Zika concerns.
McDonald's recalls Happy Meal fitness tracker
McDonald's first foray into the world of fitness trackers ends in a recall due to a possibly defective band.
We try out the latest McDonald's Happy Meal toy: a wearable
You can feel a little less guilty about eating that burger and fries.
Disrupting your body's internal clock could make you more vulnerable to colds and flus
A new study found that shift workers with irregular hours and jet-lagged travelers may be at a higher risk of catching viral infections.
These elaborate exercise machines were like the Victorian Bowflex
Dr. Gustav Zander took the fitness world by storm with his mechanized contraptions.
Posting about your workout on Facebook means you're a narcissist, study says
Fit Facebook posters are narcis
Apple could be working on a new health-related device
Sure sounds like a smart scale.
By Raymond Wong
Winona Ryder says feelings are good, even when women have them
What's your damage, sexist jerks?
Olympic athletes are using cupping to heal their muscles, but should you?
U.S. Olympic athletes sparked global interest in cupping this week with their bruises. Here's what science says about the ancient therapeutic technique.
This smart pillow wirelessly streams music to help you sleep better
Stream music wirelessly without disturbing your partner.
This is what it's like for a doctor treating women with Zika in Florida
A doctor explains what it's like to treat patients with Zika in Florida.
By Christine Curry
New therapy could help treat skin infections without turning them into superbugs
A new therapy could help guard against the creation of "superbugs."
By Chelsea Harvey
Genetically-engineered mosquitoes could swarm the Florida Keys to help fight Zika virus
The FDA says a field trial to release genetically modified mosquitoes in Key Haven, Florida, to combat Zika would not hurt the environment.
The first Zika vaccine trials are underway, but research funding is running out
President Obama urged Congress to approve more funding to combat the Zika virus, calling the disease a "serious threat to Americans."
We asked an Olympian what it's like to spend 4 years training for Rio
She's been preparing for the Olympics since 2012.
People are talking about mental illness and terrorism after London knife attack
"Mental illness does not = killer."
By Liza Hearon
This pillow streams music, but doesn't wake your partner
It promises better, more harmonious sleep for all.
Flossing may not be that effective after all
Hate flossing? You may be in luck.
Zika cases prompt CDC to issue a 1-mile no-go zone for pregnant women in Miami
The CDC is warning pregnant women against traveling to an area just north of downtown Miami due to an outbreak of the Zika virus.
