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Dr. Manny explains the many uses for the popular filler.

She said she had been taking four pills a day until around Thanksgiving, when she noticed her eyes were turning yellow and she had abdominal pains.

At least 44 have been sickened, with 11 critical and an additional 121 who came into contact with those patients under observation.

She said she now faces possible plastic surgery to remove remaining fragments from the infected wound.

She first noticed changes to her scar decades after first coming down with the illness.

The Trump administration announced Thursday that it will prohibit fruit, candy, mint and dessert flavors from small, cartridge-based e-cigarettes that are popular with high school students.

The child's family has a week to appeal the decision.

The YouTube star's 3-month-old son was found unresponsive after a nap on Christmas Day.

She said children are more understanding than adults, and that she faces rude gestures and glares when out in public.

Waited three years to have it removed.

Help kick off your child's healthy eating in 2020 with these new ideas.

The Food and Drug Administration plans to ban the sale of fruity flavors in cartridge-based e-cigarettes, but the restriction won’t apply to tank vaping systems commonly found at vape shops, according to people familiar with the matter.

Doctors seriously struggle to correctly diagnose Parkinson’s disease, a new study shows.

The brain is a powerful organ.

Nearly 1,000 people gathered in the frigid waters off Massachusetts this past weekend to drench themselves in water to pay tribute to the late Peter Frates, whose battle with Lou Gehrig's disease helped spur the ice bucket challenge.

“We tried to help each other find the silver lining and buoyed each other’s spirits when things didn’t go according to plan," one of the women said.

Photos from the world of health that stood out to us in 2019

The recreational market selling marijuana is coming to the Midwestern states, and the expensive, challenging industry bringing a patchwork of legal and cultural snares.

Is it ever OK to pop a pimple? Dr. Manny explains.

Some hospitals are getting into real estate.  The reason?  Cut skyrocketing healthcare costs and improve patients' prognoses.