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Passengers on a recent American Airlines flight from San Francisco to Charlotte, N.C., may have been exposed to hepatitis A, officials recently said.

A hospital in Pennsylvania said on Monday that it will transfer some babies to nearby medical facilities following the deaths of three premature infants.

The majority of cases involved people who had not received the MMR vaccine.

“I am extremely grateful for the life that I lived,” she wrote.

The couple's guests were told to go ahead with the party since the food and cake had already been set up.

A 12-year-old Michigan boy is suffering from severe burns after partaking in the "fire challenge" — and his mother is speaking out in an effort to warn other parents.

When the man started suffering from painful bathroom trips and blood in his urine, doctors realized he had a major bladder issue.

A Florida woman accused of using a risky filler during a butt enhancement procedure is facing felony charges after the chemical nearly killed her patient, according to police.

Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE), also referred to as triple E, is a viral illness transmitted to humans and horses by the bite of an infected mosquito.

Teenage girls may be more prone to depression if they are taking birth control pills, a new study suggests. 

Opioids are often used to treat chronic and acute pain, and when used appropriately can be a solution for patients. But the drugs also come with serious risks, including addiction, or the potential for misuse, overdose and possibly even death.

When single mom Hayley Clark found her 10-year-old daughter collapsed on the bathroom floor, she never suspected that stroke was a cause of her “healthy” daughter’s medical scare. 

His wish netted thousands of toys for a children's hospital.

An outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease that’s killed at least one person and sickened 124 others has been linked to a hot tub display at a state fair, state health officials announced this week. 

Several of the impacted products feature ready-to-eat chicken salad, including sandwiches, wraps, spreads and pastas.

Doctors from the Mayo Clinic analyzed lung tissue samples from patients who became ill after vaping and determined the damage to their lungs resembles chemical burns, such as those from mustard gas, a chemical agent used during World War I. 

The company said the four reported illnesses are believed to be isolated incidents.

“There was so much pus and dead flesh oozing out of me,” Praise said. “I was shocked.”

Surpassing 1,000 cases, the outbreak of U.S. vaping-related illnesses is starting to look like the early signs of an epidemic.

Halloween represents much more than just the spookiest day of the year for Hannah Chamberlain, who lost her one-year-old son Sean to cancer in March.