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Step one: Buy trendy yoga leggings. Step two: Get the body to wear them.

The majority of the world’s population doesn’t have immediate access to safe or emergency medical care, but that’s something Mercy Ships is hoping to change, one stop at a time.

A midwife in training made a shocking discovery after helping deliver her first baby: her instructor had delivered her 19 years earlier.

For many “Game of Thrones” super fans, last night’s series finale felt more like losing a loved one than the end of a television show.

The “skinless beef frankfurters” were shipped to Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, according to a USDA product recall notice.

Joshua Suarez beat stage four testicular cancer, and now is ready to graduate high school in Texas.

But poppy seeds aren’t the only ingredient that could show up on a toxicology screen.

If eating one of the hottest chili peppers sounds daunting, imagine crushing one hundred of them into a spaghetti dish and calling it a meal.

Anyone who’s ever pulled open a bag of potato chips knows how hard it can be to set it aside unfinished.

People may wake in the middle of the night and find themselves unable to move or utter a sound.

A teenager going through early menopause at age 15 is finding support with a group of girls who were diagnosed with similar conditions.

Paige Balding, 20, was diagnosed with sepsis after she gave birth to her son Hunter Jae July last year.

A Texas woman was taken off life-support Monday, against her family's wishes, after the hospital invoked a law allowing them to deny further care. But a pro-life group stepped in.

U.S. drug czar James Carroll says he will be traveling to China by year's end to inspect their efforts to crack down on fentanyl manufacturers and press them to do more.

A poll found that although nearly two-thirds of the 873 mothers were as concerned for their own well-being as their baby’s, 26 percent didn’t have a plan for managing their health over the period known as the “fourth trimester.”

Delaware hospitals are joining forces to combat human trafficking.

Low-fat, plant-based diets may reduce the risk for women of dying from breast cancer, a new study shows.

“I’m ready to look like the girl next door,” Courtney Barnes said.

A building at a veterans hospital in Virginia was evacuated on Wednesday after an "unknown chemical odor" — that later turned out to be urine — panicked officials.

In response to new statistics revealing the United States has its lowest birth rate in 32 years, Independent Women's Forum senior policy analyst Patrice Onwuka has condemned actions by the political left which she argued have contributed to women rethinking the decision to have children.