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Over-the-counter (OTC) nasal strips or clips often relieve chronic nasal stuffiness, according to a new report.

Could there finally be a way to prevent muscle cramps?

Stimulating the brain's vision center with electricity may improve people's vision for a short period of time, according to a new, small study

Children who suck their thumbs or bite their nails are less likely than others to have allergies later, according to a new study.

The legalization of medical marijuana in an increasing number of U.S.

Many prescribed medications, over-the-counter drugs, and herbal products can cause or worsen heart failure, so it's important for patients to tell doctors about everything they're taking.

It’s common for newborns to keep their parents up at all hours of the night. But New York pediatricians and co-authors of “The Newborn Sleep Book,” Drs. Lewis and Jonathan Jassey introduce a new method for training newborns to sleep through the night

Coffee scrubs may lessen the appearance of cellulite, but the effect is short-lived at best.

Continental Mills’ Krusteaz Blueberry Pancake Mix and two Betty Crocker cake mixes are the latest products affected by a large recall of tainted flour manufactured at a General Mills Facility.

A 14-month-old Italian boy is recovering from malnutrition after his parents reportedly fed him a vegan diet without proper supplementation.

Continental Mills’ Krusteaz Blueberry Pancake Mix and two Betty Crocker cake mixes are the latest products affected by a large recall of tainted flour manufactured at a General Mills Facility.

After two confirmed U.S. cases of a superbug that thwarts a last-resort antibiotic, infectious disease experts say they expect more cases in coming months because the bacterial gene behind it is likely far more widespread than previously believed.

While popular belief holds that teens use electronic cigarettes as a substitute for cigarettes, it may in fact be a new habit for those who didn’t smoke in the first place.

A British weightlifter set a new record over the weekend when he lifted 1,102 pounds, but the feat didn’t come without consequence.

Two new data sets suggest youth concussions may be more common than previously thought.

A study examining the genes of more than 120,000 people from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas has offered the clearest picture yet of the genes that drive type 2 diabetes.

One New Jersey woman’s day of celebrations— a birthday and a graduation— got even bigger when her boyfriend of two years, who also has Down syndrome, gave her a diamond promise ring.

The United States on Monday pledged $410 million toward ending the AIDS epidemic in South Africa, the country hardest hit.

For student Wei Zexi, the lure of a miracle cure was hard to resist: he was dying from a rare cancer and a well-known Beijing hospital was offering treatment with an 80 percent chance of success and no side effects.

Australia declared on Monday the AIDS epidemic is no longer a public health issue there, a month after the United Nations adopted an ambitious target to eliminate the threat globally by 2030.