Utah women are reshaping the state's publishing industry one costumed fan event at a time

Female authors are growing in number and popularity, in part due to off-page social events created by fans.

The first new sunscreen type in 25 years has arrived on store shelves

Americans have a new sunscreen option for the first time in over 25 years after the FDA approved the chemical BEMT back in June, which offers broad protection without the cosmetic downsides.

Pennsylvania reports 1,222 measles cases as outbreak grows

The Pennsylvania Health Department ​on Wednesday reported 1,222 measles cases in ‌the state, up 86 cases from ⁠a week ​earlier.

Vir, Gilead team up on solid tumor cancer therapies in up to $1.9 billion deal

Vir Biotechnology said on Wednesday it had ​signed a collaboration agreement worth up to $1.88 billion with Gilead Sciences to discover ‌and develop new cancer treatments for solid tumors.

As Ebola spreads in eastern Congo, mothers and children shun vital care

The fear of Ebola is keeping women and children from seeking healthcare in eastern Congo, health workers and aid agencies say, ​contributing to soaring maternal deaths and falling childhood immunization rates that could strain the healthcare system for years to come.

GSK plans to cut up to 1,217 jobs in Belgium as it begins three-year restructuring plan

GSK said on Wednesday it could cut as many as 1,217 ​jobs in Belgium, in the first sign that the British drugmaker's three-year plan to save £1.9 billion ($2.50 billion) in costs is ‌moving into action.