Gov. Rick Scott signed Amendment 2 on June 23, 2017, officially making medical marijuana – except for smoking – legal in the state of Florida.

Reproductivity of largemouth and smallmouth bass in wildlife refuges is threatened. Are endocrine-disrupting agrochemicals the primary cause?

A study indicates that people who take antibiotics for a prolonged period may be at greater risk of developing precancerous polyps in the colon and rectum.

It may be common knowledge that smoking cigarettes leads to a host of diseases, but did you know that 30% of all cancer deaths are smoking-related?

More than a handful of doctor have been caught in the act of needlessly giving out or overcharging for cancer drugs to make a quick buck.

A recent study outlines how some of the highest incidences of cancer rest among the most polluted areas in the US. Let’s clean up the world!

The EPA is delaying a proposed rule that would ensure the restricted-use pesticides, atrazine and chlorpyrifos, are applied safely by adult farmworkers.

Radiation from the Fukushima disaster hit people worldwide with about one X-ray’s worth of radiation. Birds are dying, and thyroid cancer may be increasing.

Cancer sufferers and their relatives claim in a lawsuit that Monsanto has an “army” of online trolls who are paid to attack people who criticize the company.

Johnson & Johnson must pay $110 million to a woman who claims her decades-long use of talc-based products caused her ovarian cancer.

Recent research suggests that women who live in highly polluted urban areas may be more likely to have dense breasts, a known risk factor for breast cancer.

The FDA is cracking down on 14 companies which the agency claims is selling untested and unapproved cancer treatments online.

The USDA has quietly scrapped plans to start testing food for glyphosate, the primary component of the Monsanto-made herbicide RoundUp.

Newly unsealed documents show an EPA official may have helped kill a study linking glyphosate to cancer.

The state of California was forced by a Superior Court judge this month to release guidelines for safe cell phone use that they feared would cause panic.

Faced with a legal challenge by a pro-marijuana nonprofit group, the DEA has removed several misleading statements about marijuana from its website.

In a new report, researchers document how humans have polluted the mariana trench, the deepest part of the ocean, with PCBs and other chemicals.