An Argentine woman named Paula Estrada created a cooling cap that helped her keep her hair when she was diagnosed with breast cancer and is now selling the caps for $2 to help others.
Convenience stores and food retailers in New York are checking IDs to enforce a year-old law banning the sale of whipped cream canisters to customers under 21.
A heart medication known as a polypill reduced the chances of a secondary adverse cardiovascular event in people who previously suffered a heart attack, a new study found.
The recent death of the wife of a GOP lawmaker from California highlights the great care that should be taken with the use of herbal supplements, according to doctors and nutritionists.
Dr. Anthony Fauci warned Thursday against making assumptions regarding the international monkeypox virus outbreak. He recalled the early response to HIV-AIDS.
The latest effort to combat the wave of opioid overdose deaths plaguing the country is the use of vending machines in American cities to distribute lifesaving shots of Narcan.
Americans between the ages of 19 and 30 are using more marijuana and hallucinogens, but fewer opioids, according to a National Institute for Health study.
Switzerland has announced that they plan on securing 40,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine for the public, and an additional 60,000 doses for their army.
Researchers indicate in a new study published on Monday that individuals who regularly exercise may have a lower chance of catching and being hospitalized for Covid-19.
University of Nevada-Las Vegas scientists and students study wastewater to detect monkeypox and other infectious diseases before any cases are officially reported.
A new confirmed case of Ebola virus has been linked to the 2018-2019 outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the largest Ebola outbreak in Congo's history.
A new prenatal test called STORK may potentially predict whether a woman's developing fetus is at risk of miscarriage. The test is less expensive than current options and comes back more quickly.
The LA County Department of Public Health is offering free COVID-19 testing for pets who are experiencing coronavirus symptoms or have been exposed to the virus.
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky says she aims to improve the dissemination of information in order to streamline the agency's responses to future infectious disease crises.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky spoke with Fox News about her "frustration" when health decisions are made through "political lens"