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The driver remained impeccably calm while helping his passengers deliver their baby in the backseat.

His family quickly recognized the severity of his symptoms and rushed him to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with Vibrio vulnificus and has been receiving treatment since July 23.

Footage of the team dissecting the growth shows hundreds of tooth fragments ranging in size.

She said that while her family's story has a happy ending, she knows that others don't which is why she's speaking out.

John Hoague-Rivette, an 11-year-old boy who has an aggressive form of brain cancer, got a hero’s goodbye.

The aircraft was even emblazoned with a new “Princess Shannie’s PSA Jet” sticker on the door.

As many as 500 people may have been exposed.

The woman seated behind her died in the tragedy.

Her family said she got bit a few times while celebrating the Fourth of July.

She had been chalking it up to typical allergies for months.

Holding it in is actually quite bad for your health.

New research is showing there may be a stronger link between autism and estrogen.

The parents rushed to Blank Children’s Hospital where Jaden was born via emergency C-section, reportedly swinging his arms and screaming despite his young gestational age.

Does this mean she’ll get a complimentary upgrade to the Executive Membership status?

A mom from Leicester, England, is warning others to be on the lookout for a common sign of Lyme disease this summer after she contracted the tick-borne illness. 

The girls were transferred to intensive care soon after their diagnoses and hooked up to IVs to help clear the protein from their system.

An Ohio medical marijuana company has issued a voluntary recall of one of its products over contamination concerns. 

Pigs at a recent fair in Michigan tested positive for swine flu, the Livingston County Health Department said in a statement over the weekend. 

A former mechanic in Cleveland served as a reminder that it is never too late to follow your dreams.

For the first time ever, a clinical research study has been funded – not by the government, but by a private citizen – to investigate the potential benefits of pairing patients with PTSD, specifically veterans, and horses. And the early results are promising.