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Sports broadcaster Joe Buck has called Super Bowls and World Series but now he is lending his legendary voice to very important cause; melanoma awareness.

When you're in the honeymoon phase of a relationship, your sex life has got it going on (basically, all you do is each other).

French drugmaker Sanofi said on Wednesday it had struck a research and development agreement with the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) in the United States to develop a Zika vaccine candidate.

A Phoenix, Arizona, man is fighting for his life after being bitten by a mosquito near his home and becoming infected with a rare case of West Nile Virus.

Spain has recorded its first known case of the Zika virus being sexually transmitted, after a woman contracted it from her partner after he returned from a Latin American country, health authorities in Madrid said on Friday.

General Mills has expanded its flour recall to include more lots of Gold Medal Flour, Signature Kitchens Flour and Gold Medal Wondra Flour.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Researchers will study some U.S. athletes for Zika during the summer Olympics and Paralympics in Brazil, to better understand how the virus infects.

A Connecticut boy who has undergone multiple surgeries on his eyes has finally had his vision fully restored.

U.S. health regulators said on Tuesday they approved a stent by Abbott Laboratories that is the first designed to be absorbed into the bloodstream after it is implanted.

When college rowing buddies Bojan Mandaric and Brogan Graham vowed to stay in shape post-graduation, they didn't want to shovel out hundreds to join a gym or even drop $20 for a yoga class.

A young boy who suffered from as many as 20 daily twitches in his face was actually infected by a parasite in his brain, doctors said.

A teenager in the UK who showed up at a hospital's pediatric unit complaining of stomach pain ended up getting an appendectomy—but it was something else entirely that had caused her distress, per an article in BMJ Case Reports.

The term "drunkorexia" has been used for several years to describe a particularly risky type of behavior on college campuses—students skip meals or exercise intensely before drinking, or deliberately purge during or afterward.

A modern version of a procedure that used to be done after a miscarriage may dramatically boost fertility rates.

A former coffee farmer who says Monsanto's widely used Roundup herbicide caused her cancer scored a win last week when a federal judge rejected the company's request to dismiss the case.

Nearly everyone shrinks with age.

The Food and Drug Administration has recently approved a host of new weight-loss interventions that make millions more people eligible for obesity treatments.

Hilary Topper, a media consultant and triathlete, was intrigued when a trainer approached her at the gym.

Rush University Medical Center in Chicago is adopting virtual reality technology to train its obstetrics and gynecology residents in surgical techniques.

The Swiss army is working hard to fend off its latest foe: bedbugs.