Similar to the classification of blood types, the bacteria in our guts appear to fit into one of three categories that have no relation to our nationality, age, sex and other characteristics, new research indicates. The study combined genetic information from about three dozen people in six countrie Full story
Among a long list of personality quirks and historical drama, Henry VIII is known for the development of health problems in mid-life and a series of miscarriages for two of his wives. In a new study, researchers propose that Henry had an X-linked genetic disorder and a rare blood type that could exp Full story
NEW YORK Fans of the revived science fiction TV show "Battlestar Galactica" might have foreseen the ending of the series, if only they'd paid attention to the science behind the show, an author revealed Saturday at New York Comic Con. Full story
TODAY’s diet and nutrition expert Joy Bauer answers viewers’ questions about their diet dilemmas, including eating according to your blood type and knowing when to buy organic produce.
A man who spent 23 years in prison for a kidnapping and rape that DNA tests show he may not have committed has been released on bond to his joyful family. Full story
In Japan, "What's your type?" is much more than small talk; it can be a paramount question in everything from matchmaking to getting a job. Full story
TODAY’s diet and nutrition expert Joy Bauer answers viewers’ questions about their diet dilemmas, including eating according to your blood type and knowing when to buy organic produce.
