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5 diseases you can get from kissing
5-year-old dies on her own terms
8 unexpected places you may find lead
Streetlights: Team Yellow or Team White?
Getting a childhood back at camp after a parent's cancer took it away
What should you eat at Dunkin' Donuts?
Can green tea boost your brainpower and treat disease?
For gunshot survivors, recovery can last a lifetime
Full moon may disrupt sleep, study says
Among shelter dogs, finding the strength to fight bulimia
For the past five years, my number has been listed on an eating disorder help hotline, the same hotline I called years earlier when my boyfriend, who found me hunched over the toilet and rocking back and forth on my knees, said he couldn't be with me anymore. I was desperate and hopeless and out of options, but somehow, I made it through.
Astronauts ask Congress to take care of their health
Astronauts put their lives at risk every time they are launched into space in the name of research, push the boundaries of the human body by living in zero gravity and plummet back to Earth in what retired astronaut Scott Kelly has described as a "giant fireball." But NASA doesn't have the authority to provide retired astronauts with health care.
Botulism outbreak suspected at federal prison
Botulism is believed to be the cause of an outbreak of severe illness that has affected 20 inmates at a federal prison in Mississippi, the Federal Bureau of Prisons said Thursday. More than a dozen inmates remain hospitalized. Test results for the toxin are pending. Investigators believe the inmates became ill as a result of drinking homemade alcohol.
Gunshot wounds deadlier than ever as guns get increasingly powerful
The loss of so much life in the Orlando shootings is exceptional, but the kind of bullet wounds and the extreme nature of the physical trauma that people suffered in this incident is not as uncommon as it was even a decade ago, according to new study. And it is time for this "hidden public health issue" to come out of the shadows, the authors argue.
Here's how long children should sleep every day
'Shark' takes a bite out of dyslexia
Photos celebrate mothers who breast-feed
Human organs grown in pigs may help transplant patients, scientists say
The mindful way stop cravings
Flesh-eating bacteria survivor shares new body
Four years after a life-threatening bout with flesh-eating bacteria that resulted in the loss of both hands, one leg and her remaining foot, Aimee Copeland is comfortable in her new body. On Monday, Copeland posted a picture to Facebook of her vacation in San Juan, Puerto Rico, smiling on the beach, scars and all.
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