How to spot suspicious health supplements and avoid getting scammed

Snopes readers regularly ask whether supplement brands like Neurocept and Burn Peak are legit. Here's how you can tell ...
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It’s official—the FDA reaffirms the 400 mg daily caffeine limit in the United States, impacting millions of consumers of coffee, energy drinks, and supplements

Is it bad to have a cup of coffee with breakfast? Not at all. Scientific studies have been highlighting the benefits of this ...

FDA moves to expand sunscreen options, proposing ingredient used in Asia and Europe

The FDA has proposed adding bemotrizinol, a new sunscreen ingredient, to the U.S. approval list, which could expand consumer ...

FDA proposes adding sunscreen ingredient commonly used in other parts of the world to list of permitted products

A new proposal from the US Food and Drug administration would allow sunscreens in the United States to include bemotrizinol ...

FDA panel recommends testosterone therapy be more accessible to men, knocks ‘outdated’ restrictions

The narrow FDA labeling makes it so that only a minority of men who could benefit from treatment are considered ‘on-label’ ...

4 supplements that cause digestive issues, hypertension, liver damage and more

Many people are adding supplements to their routine without proper knowledge, leading to potential harm. This article ...