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From Anthony Weiner to Tiger Woods, there's no shortage of so-called sex addicts these days. But is sex addiction a real condition?

Thirteen thousand men are suing Johnson & Johnson, saying the bipolar drug Risperdal gave them breasts, a condition known as gynecomastia.

Having a higher income may lower your stress levels and even help you to live longer, a new paper suggests. But living in poverty might lead to premature death.

The feeling of being in over your head is something most people have encountered at some point.

It's always 4/20 somewhere — at least in Colorado. The state's marijuana shops have reached a massive new milestone: $1 billion in legal, regulated sales in the first 10 months of 2016.

Wonder Woman has been stripped of her role as a United Nations honorary ambassador for the empowerment of women and girls, less than two months after the controversial appointment was made.

The United States is being hit with the most mumps cases in a decade, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The latest tally as of November 5 is 2,879 cases in 45 states and the District of Columbia.

According to Bruce Springsteen and modern research, we were born to run.

Today's teens are less likely to be taking drugs than their predecessors, a survey says.

Scientists in South Africa have found a link between a gene aiding malaria resistance but in turn promoting the spread of cancer cells.

Patients with early breast cancer who are socially isolated have a higher risk of dying from their disease, a new study suggests.

A lawsuit was filed against the state of Texas on Monday seeking to halt new rules mandating the burial or cremation of aborted fetal remains.

About one in six American adults took a psychiatric drug -- most often antidepressants, sedatives or antipsychotics -- at least once during 2013, according to a new research letter published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.

Another Christmas season and another Star Wars movie. It's fitting, as the two have more in common than just being exciting to millions of kids, and adult kids, around the world.

Nothing will erase her memory of the boyfriend she lost in the devastating Oakland warehouse fire.

An Alabama death row inmate coughed and heaved for about 13 minutes during his execution by lethal injection on Thursday night, AL.com reported.