Blood Pressure Drug Recalled For Possible Life-Threatening Label Error
A potentially life-threatening label mix-up has led to a nationwide recall of a high blood pressure medication.
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A potentially life-threatening label mix-up has led to a nationwide recall of a high blood pressure medication.
Researchers at the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine at Virginia Tech are enrolling dogs with glioblastoma into a clinical trial to test the experimental drug.
Stand Up To Cancer is proud to announce that the Hollywood community is rallying together yet again to support the sixth biennial televised fundraising special which will be broadcast on CBS, SHOWTIME and other networks.
People who have deep furrowing of their brows, more than is typical for their age, may be at higher risk for heart disease.
The nation's leading group of pediatricians says not enough is known about the effects of marijuana on a child's developing brain.
A specific lot of Children's Advil Suspension Bubble Gum flavor is being recalled due to incorrect dosage cup markings.
The risks don't outweigh the benefits for most people, major new research finds.
State officials are reporting the first three confirmed human cases of mosquito-borne West Nile Virus in Massachusetts this year.
The results fly in the face of research that indicates one or two servings of alcohol a day can have health benefits. Researchers said the overall adverse affects outweigh the benefits.
A new Pew Research Center Survey finds 54 percent of teens believe they spend too much time on their cell phones.
A new study finds that you don't have to lose a huge amount of weight to significantly improve your health.
Dog owners are being urged to vaccinate their pets as the first case of canine flu has been confirmed in Massachusetts.
King Bio is voluntarily recalling 32 children's medicines because of potential "microbial contamination," the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
Scientists found that an enzyme produced by bacteria in the human gut can quickly transform Type A blood into Type O blood.
The FDA will be extending the expiration date by four months for some EpiPens and their generics to help ease the shortage.
