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Feeding donkeys is more hazardous than it might seem, according to a former Georgia resident's lawsuit.

Visiting a shooting range is not without risk, and we aren't talking about deadly accidents.

It's incredibly rare and incredibly intriguing.

The New Mexico company that recalled more than 252,000 pounds of frozen burritos because of possible listeria contamination says it's relocating.

The World Health Organization has identified two more suspected cases of the deadly Ebola virus a day after declaring an outbreak in Congo.

Andrew Oswald kept a secret.

Did you know that there’s a hormone imbalance that may affect as many as 1 in 10 teens and young women?

A mom-of-three told how she nearly died after a cut on her eyebrow turned into a horrific flesh-eating bug that ate through half her face.

A 32-year-old man in Portugal went to the hospital after experiencing stomach pain, vomiting and fever.

An Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo last month has left three people dead and several others sickened, the World Health Organization announced on Friday.

A dog's nose may be wetter than yours, but don't count yourself out when it comes to tracking a scent just as well as your canine companion.

Mothers of a Kansas City hospital’s tiniest patients were gifted a special keepsake in honor of Mother’s Day this week, when photographers teamed up with March of Dimes and Saint Luke’s Hospital to capture precious moments during a skin-to-skin bonding session.

Parker Hanson’s success could be measured by his 90-mph fastball, his nasty slider or his leadership, which helped vault his college baseball team into the playoffs.

The number of children and teens being admitted to U.S. hospitals for suicidal thoughts or actions is more than double what it was nearly a decade ago, according to a new study.

A large cyberattack crippled computer systems at hospitals across Britain on Friday, with appointments canceled, phone lines down and patients turned away.

A North Carolina school district has confiscated yearbooks at one high school after officials saw a senior's quote that read, "Build the Wall."

U.S. health officials said new cases of hepatitis C rose nearly 300 percent from 2010 to 2015, despite the availability of cures for the liver disease, fueled by a spike in the use of heroin and other injection drugs, according to a report released on Thursday.

A mysterious outbreak of an itchy rash among workers at an herbal supplement factory turned out to be caused by an "almost forgotten disease," a new study from Poland finds.

Are you one of the thousands suffering from severe acne in the United States?

A 5-year-old cancer patient got an amazing surprise when his favorite superheroes showed up to give him gifts and encouragement as he heads into a surgery on Thursday.