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Dr. Manny answers a concerned mother's questions about salmonella.

A British veteran who has been using a wheelchair for the past seven years shocked her husband-to-be on their wedding day when she arrived at the end of the aisle — by walking.

Nestlé USA this week announced a voluntary recall of some of its cookie dough products. 

She said she nearly "paid the price for my vanity with my life."

A Texas woman’s workout triggered a rare but potentially deadly condition that required her to be hospitalized, according to a local report. 

The products were produced by Wawona Frozen Foods but sold under different labels.

It marks their sixth year of bringing smiles to the hospital's youngest patients.

An 18-year-old student at Louisiana State University who was found dead in her dorm room in September died of acute viral meningitis, according to the East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner’s Office. 

A Minnesota resident has died of the flu, marking the first such fatality in the state this season. 

The drug, Trikafta, is expected to be available to 90 percent of cystic fibrosis patients in the U.S.

His case landed in a medical journal thanks to the unique way that his doctors freed his tongue.

A 9-year-old Texas boy has been cleared to go home Friday after undergoing multiple surgeries following a dog attack, according to reports.

Here's what science has to say about a twice-yearly ritual affecting nearly 2 billion people worldwide.

Doctors in France recently detailed an odd case involving a 70-year-old woman’s urine turning bright purple. 

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His family estimates that the dentures had been lodged in his throat for up to eight hours.

Doctors at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio recently performed a purely laparoscopic living donor surgery for liver transplant in an adult — said to be the first such procedure in the Midwest, according to the hospital.

A generic version of a drug commonly used to treat separation anxiety in dogs was approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week. 

An Oklahoma journalist who chose to air her first-ever mammogram on Facebook Live was subsequently diagnosed with breast cancer, she said. 

He claims his parents believed the extra toes were "a gift from heaven."