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Scientists ran DNA tests on bits and pieces of what was believed to be Yeti and what they found solves a mystery for the ages and may help rare creatures.

Toys "R" Us is recalling about 6,000 "totally me!" clay craft kits after mold was discovered in the clay, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced Wednesday.

I never imagined I'd be spending so much time talking to my girls, ages 10 and 11, about sexual harassment.

Glitter is the ultimate supervillain of the craft and makeup world: Charming, but insidious. Use it once, and you'll be vacuuming it out of the carpet and picking it from under your nails until the day you die.

As tensions grow between North Korea and the United States, experts offer suggestions on how to cope with fears of a nuclear attack.

A man who went to the doctor in India complaining of abdominal pain was found to have nearly 12 pounds of metal objects in his stomach.

Selective androgen receptor modulators, known as SARMs, are pharmaceutical drugs that mimic the effects of testosterone. Not yet approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, these compounds are often marketed to bodybuilders online as "legal steroids" that can help them look leaner and more muscular.

People who have been single all of their lives have a 42% higher dementia risk than those who are married, a new paper suggests. Yet experts warn that the finding should be interpreted with caution and more research is needed to explain why there could be a link between marriage and reduced dementia risk.

Anna Konopka, a doctor in New London, New Hampshire, refuses to practice what she calls "electronic medicine." She doesn't know how to use a computer, and she handwrites her patient records and keeps them in file cabinets.

The United Kingdom will be the first country where consumers can buy the drug Viagra without having a prescription, the drug's maker, Pfizer, announced Tuesday.

It's understandable that you'd want to pamper your pooch. But if you're doing so with bone treats, you're actually risking its life.

Everyone loves getting cards on their birthday. But a Tennessee woman got a card from her father that she'll cherish forever.

For decades now, millions of Americans have been embracing the day-after-Thanksgiving shopping bonanza known as "Black Friday." Then came "Cyber Monday," online retailers' chance to cash in on the holiday buying frenzy.

The age-old killer scarlet fever is on the rise in England and East Asia, and investigators don't know why.

A Chicago-area woman who was scheduled to return to prison Monday for killing her disabled daughter in 2015 was found dead in her apartment of an apparent suicide.

Tobacco companies are expected to launch court-ordered ads, detailing the harms of smoking, in newspapers and on primetime TV this weekend.

What exactly are heritage turkeys? Here are the qualifications for a turkey to have the "heritage" title, and why some of us are going gaga to gobble them up. In the US, there are more than 14,000 heritage turkeys.

A building described as the "darkest on Earth" has been unveiled at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, in South Korea.

At 47 years old and with a list of bodily injuries that reads like a medieval saga, I never thought I could finish a half-marathon.

When asked to describe a typical child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), most people would describe a young boy who climbs on things, is impatient and does not do what he is told.