A woman sits next to her bloodied boyfriend and tells the camera he was just shot. A young refugee's body washes up on the shore. A bus driver is bullied while students cheer. A man commits suicide.
After a patient in her hospital said, "I don't want a Jewish doctor," one pediatrician set out to study discrimination against physicians. Here's what she found.
An interest group lobbying for the legalization of medical marijuana is suing one of Florida's largest counties after reports emerged that their favored constitutional amendment was nowhere to be found on some ballots.
After a police officer in California was killed in the line of duty — his colleagues did something extraordinarily touching for his 8-year-old daughter Vanessa.
Sudden cardiac arrest requires immediate CPR to prevent brain damage; a smartphone app connected to local 911 emergency systems alerts CPR-trained people within a quarter mile radius that their help is needed.
Last year, according to USA Football, over 2 million children between the ages of 6-14 participated in tackle football. For many parents, the worry has been over concussions. But a new study finds there could be cause for concern over the cumulative impact of repetitive or sub-concussive hits on the brains of young players when out on the field.
Young people who get the human papillomavirus vaccine before turning 15 need only two doses, rather than three, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced last week.
