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According to a 2006 report from market research firm AC Nielsen, one in five table wines brought to market in the three years before features an animal on its label.

Miller-McCune.com recently interviewed nutritionist Marion Nestle, who shared her views and experiences related to school food. Asked whether there were any data showing that schools striving to offer healthier food have seen an improvement in academic performance or behavioral problems, Nestle said she had only anecdotal evidence, and related what she had observed at a private school in New York City that had launched a sophisticated school food program.

The visual images of brain activity captured by functional MRI machines are undeniably fascinating. But two new studies point out troubling aspects of this technology.

It's always nice to find out that what would generally be considered a shortcoming can be reconstituted as a positive adaption.

Now that Hillary Clinton’s “3 a.m. insistently ringing red phone” commercial has achieved political advertisement hall-of-fame status, political…

Is God a Democrat or a Republican? At a time when the polarized views of preachers are getting much media attention, it's reassuring to learn that a huge majority of Americans consider the Almighty to be politically nonpartisan.

Advocates of arts education, including presidential candidate Barack Obama, have long asserted that art, theater and music classes are an essential part of a child's education.

Of all the technological innovations of recent decades, the red-light camera has to rank among the least popular. A new study suggests that, in terms of their intended effect, they are also among the least successful.

Big Tobacco may want a refund.