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Frequent injection drug use may provide a more fertile environment for the emergence of resistance to antiretroviral therapy, the drug treatment used to slow or suppress the progression of the HIV virus.

The Center for a Livable Future at the School of Public Health announced a new project to study and evaluate the effects of breeding large numbers of food animals in concentrated facilities.

Scientists have demonstrated that where you live -- and specifically the traffic outside your front door -- affects the quality of the air inside your home.

Mothers-to-be with more than 12 years of education were far more accurate than less educated women at predicting their baby's sex. Gender predictions based on dreams or feelings were the most accurate.