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The period of potential exposure was determined to be between April 22 and Sept. 30, 2019.

Erin Langmaid said she didn't have any of the typical symptoms and hadn't noticed any weight gain.

Wingert said that several doctors had been hesitant to operate because of the risks associated with the tumor that size.

A British mom of three diagnosed with aggressive cancer will likely lose her vision in one eye and her upper teeth to radiation therapy, a treatment she chose to undergo to spend more time with her children, she said. 

She had allegedly stayed up all night playing on her phone, and when she grabbed it to resume playing the next morning noticed she couldn't see.

A dietary supplement intended to boost libido in both men and women is being recalled because the product contains an ingredient found in Viagra, a popular erectile dysfunction medication. 

Two people were reportedly diagnosed with the highly infectious, potentially fatal pneumonic plague in a hospital in Beijing recently, Chinese authorities revealed Tuesday.

Dr. Manny explains why doctors aren't so quick to remove tonsils anymore.

His doctors said that without the transplant, he would have "faced certain death."

Despite your mom’s pleas, if you could never develop a taste for certain vegetables – namely broccoli and Brussels sprouts –  your genetics may be to blame, new research suggests. 

The baby, whose gender was not revealed, was reportedly born in good health, and has been offered “free entry for life.”

A Texas couple ensured the groom’s father was apart of their big day after he was unexpectedly hospitalized and required emergency surgery. 

After he began coughing up blood, doctors discovered through a bronchoscopy that he had a “large pale blood clot” stuck inside his breathing tube.

A Columbus, Ohio-based company is calling back more than 25,000 pounds of ready-to-eat sausage products over concerns they may be contaminated with listeria. 

A statement published online Monday in the journal JAMA Pediatrics is offering new guidelines, as The Associated Press reported.

The move comes several months after a mold infestation left at least one person dead and give others sickened.

It took a few days for Chouinard to register that her leg was gone.

More than 2,000 Americans who vape have gotten sick since March, many of them teenagers and young adults, and at least 40 people have died.

He's now pushing for others to get vaccinated in order to avoid the same fate.

The boy was sitting near his mother when he began making choking noises.