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The blue-tinted screens of cellphones and other electronic devices damage vision and may cause or precipitate macular degeneration, researchers say.

Only 17 cases have been reported since 2005.

There have been two cases of capnocytophaga infections in the state so far this summer.

A Seattle, Washington man recently donated one of his kidneys to his wife of nearly 30 years.

He had accidentally inhaled a toy whistle while playing with it.

A Mississippi woman who claims she was hospitalized with salmonella after eating Goldfish crackers is now suing, seeking damages from Pepperidge Farm and its ingredient manufacturer, Associated Milk Producers, Inc.

From life-threatening heat strokes to unsightly heat hives, here’s a breakdown of the top ways extreme heat can affect the body.

Pregnant woman who reach full term have long been advised to "wait it out" until 41 weeks before doctors will recommend inducing labor.

Despite the critics, she says she wants to normalize breastfeeding.

An insect a day keeps the doctor away...?

One “bloated” 26-year-old woman recently learned that her pregnant-looking belly was in fact caused by 14 pounds of stage 3 cancerous ovarian tumors.

One “bloated” 26-year-old woman recently learned that her pregnant-looking belly was in fact caused by 14 pounds of stage 3 cancerous ovarian tumors.

The Arkansas Department of Health is urging the public to get vaccinated.

Australian professional golfer Jarrod Lyle has died after a long battle with cancer, his wife announced Wednesday.

A Little Caesars employee in Paragould, Arkansas, tested positive for Hepatitis A, the state’s health department announced Tuesday.

A Virginia woman who donated her kidney to a stranger has been called a “guardian angel” by the family of the man whose life she likely saved.

A user named “Maggie from Metairie” was reportedly hoping to sell her bizarre creations online.

Authorities in Peru say at least nine people have died from food poisoning following a funeral ceremony.

Mita Sabar, of Odisha, India, was admitted to a hospital in Odisha’s capital city of Cuttack on Monday, following a decade of suffering with the enlarged limb.

The study will then be published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal and could be available by next spring.