The occupiers of Wall Street have been portrayed by some as radicals, young kids without focus, ne'er-do-wells who'd do anything but get a job. But one woman used her time in at Zuccotti Park differently, and as a result she has gone from Occupy Wall Street to occupying an actual office on Wall Street.
How good is coconut oil for you? Nowadays in gym and in vitamin shops, they mention to have some coconut oil in our diet. Is it supposed to be good for you? If yes, in what ways, and what are some good tips to use it in our diet?
When it comes to plastic pollution, our society has asked everyone -- scientists, environmentalists, and the government -- to clean up the mess we've made. Through recycling initiatives, plastic-bag bans and fees, and alternatives to plastics altogether, we still haven't come close to solving the problem ... perhaps until now.
Mother of two, Stephanie Shapiro talks about her children's genetic disease and a potential breakthrough in preventing the illness.
Every 30 minutes, somewhere in the world a child is born who will develop a mitochondrial disease by the age of 10 (according to the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation).
I have seen many weight loss DNA testing kits on the Internet. These tests claim to identify the best weight loss program by analyzing your DNA. Is there any merit to this?
Swine flu may be inspiring fear worldwide, but for Stephan Zielinski of San Francisco, California, it inspired a song.
CNN medical correspondent Elizabeth Cohen offers some advice on how to choose the right vitamins.
Americans love to take their vitamins. More than 150 million Americans take dietary supplements according to the Council for Responsible Nutrition, a supplement industry trade group.
Is CoQ10 beneficial for people taking statins?
You might have thought that recycling is limited to paper, plastics and glass. Well, think again. A Californian company is developing a new technique for recycling carbon dioxide, or CO2, and turning it back into fuel.
Using naturally occurring antibacterial compounds found in soil, Rutgers University researchers say they may have discovered a new antibiotic drug
If all goes to plan on the field this fall, Florida State safety Myron Rolle will produce the kind of season that catapults him into the first round of next spring's NFL draft.
Q: I'm 28 and diabetic. Now my husband and I would like to have a baby. Is there anything I should worry about because of my condition?
British police shot a man in east London early on Friday during an anti-terrorism raid on a house they suspected could have been used for making bombs or chemical weapons.
The Egyptian government has determined that a biochemist arrested last week has no links to the July 7 attack on the London mass transit system.
Two of the four suspected London bombers traveled to Pakistan in the year before the July 7 terrorist attacks, Pakistani intelligence and immigration officials tell CNN.
The Egyptian biochemist now in detention and being questioned in connection with the London attacks expressed sorrow over those strikes right after they occurred, the man's brother maintains.
Police have released the first image of all four London bombers together, captured on CCTV as they set out on their mission, in a bid to find out more about their final movements.
The explosive TATP was found in connection with the investigation of the London bombings, three knowledgeable sources have told CNN.
Officials with knowledge of the London terror investigation have told CNN there is evidence of a connection between last week's deadly bombings and a UK police operation last year that led to the arrest of eight British Muslims and the seizure of more than a half-ton of ammonium nitrate.
Federal law enforcement officials tell CNN the FBI is investigating the background of a former North Carolina State University student sought by British police in connection with the London bombings.
The legendary Warren Buffett and I sat down last week to talk about his views on the issues and challenges facing the United States and all Americans.
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EVER SINCE James Watson and Francis Crick unlocked the secret of DNA, the molecule at the heart of genetics, scientists have labored to replicate genes and proteins that might one day correct abnor...
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