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A change made on December 14, 2011 changed your email notifications from weekly to daily. Here's how to revert back to weekly summaries.

You've probably heard or seen the term "LION" before, with regard to social networking. What does this mean and how do you use it yourself?

A new research study has found that there are differences in brain structure in infants as early as six months old, who later develop autism.

In young women (under age 40), researchers wanted to know if there was any connection between depression in this group, and in the risk of heart disease.

Thanks to charming gameplay and satisfying upgrades, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past is held in reverence by gamers worldwide. This epic tale of a world torn between light and dark is the go-to choice for favorite game of all time.

There's a continuing saga in Tallahassee, Florida, that has gone on for many years, which is representative of similar sagas that are taking place across America.

Pancreatic cancer research benefits from a Nashville, Illinois, event June 5 - with participants linked in by the Internet.

Graduate-level research paper comparing the history of attitudes towards religious belief in early Judaism and Christianity.

A study just released by the University of California San Francisco has linked congenital heart disease in full term infants to the fact that their brains are more like those of a premature infant than they are a full term who does not have the disease.

As recently as 2003, public health officials were confident syphilis would be eliminated in Virginia. However, alarming new statistics have caused them to launch a statewide campaign to thwart this disease.

Dr. Stuart Lipton of the Burham Institute for Medical Research has discovered that high levels of the free radical nitric oxide is responsible for reducing the protective nature of a protein which in turn causes neurodegenerative disease.