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The bodybuilder first became sick when he returned home from work with a mild cough.

Every day Wanda Volchko, a single mother of two, fights off the side effects of Lupus.

Veterinarians and pet owners across the country are warning dogs lovers to get their pooch vaccinated with the newly released drug, after outbreaks spread the highly contagious Canine Flu from Chicago to at least 46 states.

The maximum allowed dosage of Ibuprofen for adults, 1,200 mg a day, may result in male infertility, according to a new study.

Utah is dealing with an ongoing hepatitis outbreak where 60 percent of patients have been hospitalized.

Children in the Portuguese village of Vale de Salgueiro are celebrating the Epiphany by smoking cigarettes.

California is reeling from a particularly severe surge in cases of the flu—with pharmacies running out of medicine, packed emergency rooms and a rising death toll.

Jeanette LeBlanc, of Texas, died from a flesh-eating bacteria after eating raw oysters.

Consumer Reports thinks you should lay off the romaine — at least for the time being.

With all the recent news stories about nuclear weapons -- and the prospect of an intentional or accidental launch -- the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plan to educate the public on safety precautions they can take if such an unlikely event occurs.

the National Health Service in England is recommending putting off thousands of medical procedures to free up staff and beds to deal with emergency patients.

Natasha Verma started her Put a Cap on Cancer initiative after realizing that finding the right wig is an elusive art.

A South Florida teenager is fighting for her life after suffering third-degree burns to over 95 percent of her body during a New Year’s Eve bonfire.

A Connecticut woman fighting breast cancer got married last month at a hospital hours before she died.

A woman fighting breast cancer got married at a hospital 18 hours before she died.

The drug developed for type 2 diabetes is a triple receptor that combines GLP-1, GIP and Glucagon, three biological molecules known as “growth factors.”

The early start of the outbreaks, which usually see a peak in February, has to do with the low efficacy of the vaccine and possibly the cold temperatures gripping much of the country.

A woman has sued the Pennsylvania hospital where she once worked over nude photos taken of her while she was on the operating table.

When old man winter comes to town, it's important to make sure you and your family are ready for more than just a heavy snow fall.

An OB-GYN who was determined not to miss the birth of her patient’s twins swooped in to deliver the two babies just 14 hours after she gave birth herself.