Experts have proposed using medical marijuana to help Americans struggling with opioid addiction. Now, two studies suggest that there is merit to that strategy.
The use of antibiotics and acid-suppressing medications in the first six months of an infant's life could be tied to an increased risk of developing allergies later in childhood, according to a new study.
The interstitium -- a name for widespread, fluid-filled spaces within and between your body's tissues -- is nothing new. But a study that details an unrecognized interstitium's structure and distribution now raises the idea of calling it an organ.
Hope Workman drives up the side of a mountain just for drinking water. She and many others in Martin County, Kentucky don't trust what comes out of their tap.
A preliminary decision from a California superior court judge in Los Angeles could effect thousands of coffee shops including Starbucks, 7-Eleven and even your local gas station.
After almost two months, the US State Department approved a visa for an Iranian man to come to the United States in order to have bone marrow transplant surgery to help his brother, who has cancer.
Scores of cities and counties across Arkansas have banded together in a lawsuit with a novel approach to fix the opioid crisis: Make Big Pharma pay billions to create a robust treatment program, including drug courts and treatment centers.
You may want to take a little extra time washing your hands if you're visiting relatives this Passover and Easter weekend. Doctors are still seeing a number of patients with flu, but the numbers are declining amid an intense flu season.
Chances are, if you are a woman over 40, you are probably familiar with the term "batwings" to describe the stubborn fat and sagging skin that starts appearing under your upper arms around this age.
Dining out frequently is known to increase one's intake of unhealthy sugars and fats. But a new study suggests that there's another reason to eat at home more often: phthalates.
