Some over-tweezed. Others simply want a bushier brow. Across the country, women (and some men) are discovering a new solution to their eyebrow woes: transplants.
Thousands of pregnant women are making plaster belly casts to have keepsake sculptures of their expecting bodies. Some use them as art; others want to remember that very special time in their lives.
More Americans are tossing toothpaste aside for a mouth-cleansing throw back: soap.
Entrepreneurs are adding flavors so it doesn't taste so much like, uh, soap. But some dental experts aren't convinced that soap is best for that clean, fresh feeling.
Sleeping on the job has never been regarded as a very productive work habit, but new research suggests that a daytime catnap might be just what workers need
to improve their output.
Ninety years after tens of millions died during the Spanish Flu, scientists say the world is due for another killer influenza pandemic and countries are not
equipped to handle it.
Research shows links between the repeated use of antibiotics and the likelihood of developing new allergies. But doctors say there
may be hope: try yogurt...
