A new review of several studies confirms that the radiation from cell phones can actually negatively impact a man’s sperm.

An encouraging new study shows that umbilical-cord blood transplants are more successful than bone marrow or traditional blood cell transplants.

A Malaysian photographer says he snuck into the deserted “exclusion zone” in Fukushima, Japan, to show the aftermath of the disaster that occurred in 2011.

Many scientists don’t think cell phones emit enough radiation to cause cancer, but a new study may make believers out of the biggest skeptics.

Research indicates that melanin in fungi, which is also responsible for skin color in humans, may protect against and even FEED off of ionizing radiation.

Five years after the Fukushima meltdowns, Japan’s former Prime Minister Naoto Kan reflects on the ongoing disaster and lack of help from TEPCO.

The California Supreme Court ruled that consumers have a right to file lawsuits alleging food products are falsely labeled “organic.”

A new report outlines how the Fukushima nuclear meltdown has spiked thyroid cancers by 230x and could result in up to 1 million more cancers.

A 41-year-old who worked at the Fukushima plant has been diagnosed with cancer caused by radiation exposure. It could be just the tip of the iceberg.

Days after 1,800 people gathered to protest the planned restart of another nuclear reactor at the Sendai nuclear plant, the second reactor came online.

Children living near the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant have significantly higher rates of thyroid cancer than children not living near the site.

A new study shows that the practice of breast irradiation (mammograms) in an attempt to protect against breast cancer is harmful and should be abandoned.

Nuclear disaster survivors may be more likely to suffer from psychological trauma, such as depression and PTSD, than from the radiation itself.

Studies at the University of Colorado Cancer Center found that extract of the milk thistle plant is exceptional at preventing skin cancer and photo-aging.

It is reported that the malformations of daisies in Japan are due to hormonal imbalance…but remember that radiation affects the production of plant growth hormones – even at low levels.

Genetically modified foods are a hotly debated issue in our food supply, but what may be as concerning is something we forgot about – Fukushima aftermath.

One man named David Hibbitt tells the world how he cured himself with cannabis oil from a bowel cancer that was unsuccessfully treated with chemotherapy.