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Experts propose that governments provide manufacturers of autonomous cars with insurance to compensate victims of mass hacking events.

The question of how and when to get kids back into classrooms often depends less on science than politics.

Vaccines prevent serious, sometimes deadly, diseases, but are they safe?

Human psychology and social media may be to blame for the spread of negative attitudes toward vaccines.

Many diseases could make a comeback if people stop getting vaccinated.

Drinking untreated water has been linked to hepatitis A, salmonella, E. coli, giardia and other dangerous diseases.

He also told pharma leaders: “We have to get prices down. We have no choice.”

When faced with potentially lethal occurrences, here’s how to boost your chances of survival.

Do you know the dirt on your community swimming spots?

Ingesting the devices’ liquid nicotine can trigger nausea, vomiting, and eye irritation. For small children, it can lead to seizures and...

These seven safety tips will keep your spirits spooky but safe.

But whether you’re splashing around in a pool, lake, river or water park, there are all sorts of potential risks.

This isn’t abuela’s pork anymore. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released new guidelines for cooking pork and they may surprise you.

Pregnant African-American women don’t have to be overly concerned that hair care products will harm their unborn babies.

If you’re leery about coloring your hair because you think hair dyes are unsafe and unhealthy, this news may make you hopeful.