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Isolation and uncertainty amid the pandemic compounded by the limited access to treatment have led to a rise in suspected overdoses and an increase in substance use nationwide.

First cases of COVID-19 found in mink on Utah farms

Famotidine, a heartburn drug, has been found in an observational study to impove outcomes in COVID-19 patients, according to reports

When a Black doctor oversees a Black newborn’s hospital care, it shows a significant improvement in survival rates, according to a study.

A human case of plague was confirmed in California this week, marking the Golden State's first case in five years. 

A Maine wedding is linked to over two dozen coronavirus cases with more expected to surface, according to multiple reports.

Samir Anwar was playing with Legos in 2018 when he stuck a piece up his nose that finally dislodged two years later. 

Many people choose the rapid coronavirus test to get results immediately, but how accurate are these quick turnaround tests?

As the world waits on pins and needles for a vaccine, acupuncture could offer relief to those suffering from the coronavirus.

One man was feeling drunk even though he didn’t drink any alcohol. The 47-year-old man had gut fermentation syndrome, also known as auto-brewery syndrome.

One man was feeling drunk even though he didn’t drink any alcohol. The 47-year-old man had gut fermentation syndrome, also known as auto-brewery syndrome.

Obesity linked to COVID-19 related deaths in men and younger adults

This year, with the influenza season coinciding with the ongoing pandemic, officials say its more critical than ever to get vaccinated. 

At least five people have tested positive for the novel coronavirus after attending a so-called “mini-prom” in Illinois, health officials in Wabash County recently announced. 

A recent Australian study found plastic in all samples of popularly consumed seafood.

A strong social life may be key to preventing depression, researchers found in a new study.

Bob Powderly was enjoying his swimming pool last August when he contracted a potentially fatal mosquito borne disease.

As of Aug. 3, 7.3% of all reported cases of COVID-19 in the United States were among children, according to data obtained by the CDC. Children comprise roughly 22% of the U.S. population. 

A Texas newborn who contracted the novel coronavirus while in her mother’s womb is believed to be the first such case in the U.S., according to multiple reports.

Massachusetts health officials over the weekend announced a second person in the state has contracted a potentially deadly mosquito-borne virus.