CDC: Middle Age 'Ticking Time Bomb' For Heart Trouble
Despite being largely preventable, heart attacks, strokes, heart failure and other cardiovascular-related conditions led to 2.2 million hospitalizations in 2016.
Watch CBS News
Despite being largely preventable, heart attacks, strokes, heart failure and other cardiovascular-related conditions led to 2.2 million hospitalizations in 2016.
Black hairy tongue is an uncommon and harmless side effect of some drugs, but it can also be linked to smoking, poor oral hygiene and certain medical conditions.
Last week, the number of lawsuits against the industry being overseen by a federal judge topped 1,000.
Thirty more people have been sickened in a multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal.
A California nurse had a heartwarming reunion with a baby she cared for nearly three decades ago. He's now grown up and works in the same hospital he was born in.
New U.S. guidelines for concussions in children recommend against routine X-rays and blood tests for diagnosis.
A North Texas doctor entered a firestorm of backlash for his comments over the pay gap between male and female physicians.
"You want to set something that's going to make you feel confident. That you can actually achieve it."
The study also suggests that fewer stigmas about mental health care in minority communities may also lead to more people receiving an ADHD diagnosis.
According to scientists in Greece, olive oil may be better than Viagra when it comes to boosting sexual performance.
Researchers from Loma Linda University, Penn State, Tufts University and the University of California, Los Angeles will pay you to eat avocados every day for six months.
Doctors are urging parents to make eye exams for their kids a priority. The American Optometric Association says 25 percent of children already wear or need glasses by the time they enter kindergarten.
A new study finds elephants may hold a genetic key to preventing cancer.
School City of Hammond officials said nine of the district's 25 school buildings are affected, but they have not said which specific schools have elevated levels of lead in the water.
Learning disabilities and other special education needs are common in children born with opioid-related symptoms from their mother's drug use while pregnant, according to the first big U.S. study to examine potential long-term problems in these infants.
