American Medical Association CEO says immigrant families "already endure emotional and physical stress" and that separation only makes it worse

The program already existed in Las Vegas and Miami, now it's coming to L.A., Denver, Houston and other cities

15-year-old boy from Florida comes in contact with southern flannel moth caterpillar, immediately getting rash, experiencing "the worst pain he ever felt"

Giant hogweed, an invasive plant that can cause third-degree burns and blindness, has been spotted in more than 10 states

Watch the full report Thursday, June 21 on "CBS This Morning," which airs 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. ET/PT

New research finds kitchen towels are a hotbed for germs that could potentially make you and your family sick

The World Health Organization says gaming addiction​ can be considered a mental health condition

New research finds certain geographic areas of the U.S. are being harder hit by the obesity epidemic than others

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha​ was the first person to prove a direct link between the 2014 water switch and elevated levels of lead in local children

The company, to be based in Boston, will look to control rising health care costs for 1 million-plus corporate employees

In the suit, Sean Stentiford said he consented to an HIV test in 2007 but two doctors failed to do it

Ex-gov't minister says fighting pot use, "about as up-to-date and relevant as asking the Army to recover the Empire"

"The first doctor who saw me told me to go home and die," says a pancreatic cancer survivor who hopes one day no one else will have to hear those words

New research suggests that a single blood test could accurately confirm type 2 diabetes​

New research warns that overcontrolling moms and dads can stunt their children's emotional development

A pharmaceutical company is getting closer to a decision on whether the FDA will approve the first prescription drug derived from the marijuana plant to treat children with epilepsy

The actor and wrestler said he's willing to reverse his vasectomy so he and his girlfriend can have children, but can this surgery be successfully undone?

The plans would have to cover people with pre-existing condition​s, but offer narrower benefits than required under the Obama-era health law

Recalls and outbreaks linked to contaminated food have affected people across the country, but there are steps you can take to protect your famliy

CDC figures show 14 percent of U.S. adults were lighting up last year, down from 16 percent in 2016; smoking among teen also at record low

The World Health Organization has confirmed its view that compulsively playing video games now qualifies as a mental disorder

Exposure to bright, flashing lights can trigger seizures​ in certain people with epilepsy, the Epilepsy Foundation warns

Doctors on the island say they are seeing an alarming rise in the number and severity of asthma cases that they attribute to destruction caused by the deadly hurricane

Dr. Colleen Kraft, president of the American Academy of Pediatrics, visited a Texas facility where undocumented children are being held

Drugmaker's shares slide as regulators decline to approve a lotion for common skin condition

Soaring insulin prices are prompting the American Medical Association to call for federal intervention

Three years after the city's water crisis first made headlines, many residents still don't believe their tap water is safe

A water safety expert says drowning can happen quickly and without the telltale signs you might expect