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At first, Chris Matthews thought a flu bug had hit his entire family after they started to feel nauseous and experienced eye problems last week.

This study is the first to thoroughly track the brain's cell production over the course of a typical human lifetime.

The nation's chief doctor wants more Americans to start carrying the overdose antidote naloxone to help combat the nation's opioid crisis and save lives.

The goggles have an integrated camera that can pick up infrared signals beneath the surface of the tissue.

Surgeons sat on opposite sides of the da Vinci Xi robotic console as they performed the procedures.

The woman claims she was shocked to discover her real dad is her parents’ fertility doctor after taking an Ancestry.com DNA test.

Sharon Donnelly, 54, decided to have both her breast removed in 2015 and she doesn’t regret it for a second.

More than 220 cases of a breed of “nightmare bacteria” with new or rare antibiotic-resistant genes, have been found in 27 states, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report released Tuesday.

Various brands of kratom supplements have been linked to nearly 90 cases of salmonella across 35 states.

Emergency rooms in Illinois are noticing a recent spike in synthetic pot users who are suffering from "severe bleeding" and state health officials are warning the public to remain vigilant.

Alana, who is getting set to undergo chemotherapy and radiation, said Ethan’s thoughtful gesture was typical of his kind-hearted personality.

Luke Terry, a high schooler, inspires others including professional athletes by playing baseball with one arm.

Luke Terry, a high schooler, inspires others including professional athletes by playing baseball with one arm.

A 9-year-old from Kerala, India, is suddenly in the spotlight after his family discovered he can light up a LED bulb just by touching it.

An eighth-grader has already proven everyone wrong who doubted him, and now he’s doing it on the baseball diamond – with one arm.

Little Dylan, 4, is now the poster child of for CLIC Sargent, a charity that helps families with children who have cancer.

Louise Gleadell was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2016 but lost vital time when her initial fears were dismissed

Three adults and 48 teens people on a trip from New York to Washington, D.C., were taken to the hospital Sunday after showing signs of food poisoning, officials said.

Emergency rooms in Illinois are noticing a recent spike in synthetic pot users who are suffering from "severe bleeding" and state health officials are warning the public to remain vigilant.

It is disgusting as it is dangerous and, yes, absurd.