Two years ago, Jennifer Ragaini watched as a liver disease slowly ate away at her husband Matthew, whose weight at one point dropped to just 100 pounds.
Americans think it's safer to use marijuana than opioids to relieve pain, but they were less comfortable with children and pregnant women using pot to treat medical conditions, according to a new Yahoo/Marist poll released Monday.
Public health experts are beginning to question whether Puerto Rican officials are significantly underreporting the number of births affected by the virus.
Three months after cosmetic surgery, the patient's postoperative infection persisted, despite treatment with various antibiotics. The question was why.
Clare Shirley's baby was coming, fast. Yet she faced a 2 1/2 hour drive to the nearest hospital that delivered. Her anxiety is familiar to many rural women.
Police said an 8-year-old is suspected in the home day care death of a 1-year-old boy whose body was found concealed Friday morning in one of the home’s bedrooms.
Old-fashioned shaving tools are getting trendy with younger men these days, but one such tool has an interesting history: Men's shaving brushes made from animal hair were linked with cases of anthrax around the time of World War I, according to a new report.
Donations are pouring in after the sudden death of a North Carolina mother of four who had complained of a severe migraine but was actually suffering from a brain aneurysm.
Between the 1940s and 1980s, coal miners in Ontario went through a strange ritual at the start of every work day: Take off their street clothes, enter a room where their work clothes hung, and as soon as the doors closed, watch the room fill with black powder that they were told to inhale, reports the Toronto Star.
The heartbroken family of an 11-year-old who courageously fought brain cancer is continuing her fight two years after her death through the “The Mustard Challenge,” a fundraising campaign that they hope will take social media by storm similar to how “The Ice Bucket Challenge” did.