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Eggo waffles recalled amid listeria fears
Don't be scared to snip: Vasectomy not linked to prostate cancer, study says
Jason Falconer: Man who ended Minnesota mall attack a reluctant hero
Does feeling pain mean it's going to rain?
Divisions run deep over how to regulate stem cell clinics
Stem cells have the potential to divide and develop into many different cell types in the body. They are so enchanting and so promising -- they may help paralyzed patients regain use of their limbs or help the nearly blind to see -- that they have Food and Drug Administration officials scratching their heads.
Your memories of important events are probably wrong
First child dies by euthanasia in Belgium
Teacher serenaded by students amid cancer battle dies
Zika virus: Miami Beach transmission zone triples
Brain cancer replaces leukemia as deadliest cancer for kids, study shows
Mom pumps breast milk while running race
Think twice before sharing drug overdose photos
In America's drug death capital, heroin is scarring the next generation
Trump backs birth control without prescription
Do you know what an IUD is? Many don't
On the very first episode of the MTV reality series "Teen Mom," back in 2009, the cameras were rolling as Catelynn, one of the girls on the show, talked to her doctor about birth control. She made the decision to get a Mirena intrauterine device, known as an IUD; it's more than 99% effective in preventing pregnancy and lasts for five years.
Homecoming king gives crown to friend with cerebral palsy
We now have proof: Pokemon Go can be dangerously distracting
CDC report crushes your chicken-kissing dreams
FDA cracks down on stores selling e-cigarettes to minors
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