
Ever wondered why you jump at a turkey burger but not a swan sandwich? It's carnism. Psychologist Melanie Joy explains.

From miso soup to massages, here are our top ten healthy tips for healing after a night of hard partying.

Rep. Price dared us to bring him "one woman" who couldn't afford birth control. We found 25.

For the month of June, we're all going to try and eat less meat. Join us!

The food is bad and the atmosphere is rotten, and yet I still can't drag myself away.

New research suggests that nicotine may hold the key to weight loss medicine. That, and other reasons cigarettes aren't all bad.

It only took a few decades, but health professionals are now calling on advertisers to stop photoshopping models into oblivion.

Let's settle one of man's greatest debates: You really should be washing your hands after you pee.

Is giving your children fast food and soda a form of neglect? And if it is, will taking them away from their parents help?

I'm not sure any medical study could actually convince me to change my longstanding opposition to circumcising newborns.

The omnipresent Susan G. Komen Foundation has pulled its grants for breast-cancer screenings from Planned Parenthood.

If black kids are doing drugs less often than white kids, why are they being arrested so much more?

As other developed nations see their populations grow older, Americans are bucking the trend and dying earlier.

We're halfway through our month of less meat and the GOOD staff has already learned to embrace its inner herbivore.

One-upping "fair-weather" Occupy Wall Streeters with hypothermia isn't just unhealthy, it's also terrible politics.

Amy Winehouse's death makes it clear there's no swag or sympathy involved with being a drug-addicted female rock star.

Gyms are energy-sucking, disease-riddled, crowded, and often expensive.

James Verone robbed a bank this month, but he didn't want any money. All he wanted was a doctor.