Plastic bottles deadly for your brain

TORONTO: Plastic containers may be deadly for your brain. Canadian researchers have found that Bisphenol A , the chemical used in making plastic containers, might be responsible for impairing many brain ...

5 Stocks Blasting Off

Almost anything can happen in the course of just one week. There are many reasons why the price of a stock can see a big move upward in just seven days.

Missing woman is safe, KC police say

A Kansas City woman reported missing this week has been located safe at a friend's house, police announced today.

Research unveils earliest cell changes in Down syndrome

Researchers have found the earliest developmental changes in embryonic stem cells that lead to Down syndrome, a new study says.

Glen Edward Burkhardt

Glen Edward Burkhardt died Tuesday at the age of 75. Born Oct. 18, 1932, he was a son of the late Glen H. and Luella Burkhardt.

Man, 18, Accused Of Scamming Metro Residents

Police said an 18-year-old man is being investigated in a series of scams involving elderly residents.

Gap in Medicare Drug Coverage Causes Some to Stop Medication

The doughnut hole - besides being a tasty treat - is what many people call the gap in Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage.

Russell Brand Hosts the MTV Video Music Awards this Sunday

September 5, 2008 AT 05:53PM I'm 30, so I'll probably spend this weekend the way I spend every other weekend: Watching The Weather Channel and developing Alzheimer's disease.

The long and winding lane

The Winding Lane Bird Sanctuary has always been a special place: secluded in the woods between scenic Mississauga Rd.

Daniel Craig in Casino Royale

On the face of it, what could the scientist Mark Walport, director of the Wellcome Trust, our biggest health research charity, and the childcare guru Gina Ford possibly have in common? And what has Sarah ...