The women, who are 40 and older and have all diagnosed with breast cancer, are members of Recovery on Water

Mike Moore calls himself a "country lawyer from Mississippi." Don't believe it

Officials are urging people to stay inside, especially children and those with lung problems

Special hospital panels work to match individual cancer treatments to genetic mutations that seem to drive the disease

New research suggests possible risks for men who receive the blood transfusions

Oklahoma has one of the most severe opioid problems in the nation, and it's especially bad in the 14 counties that make up the Cherokee Nation

"Despite the groundbreaking work that police and other agencies are doing, the epidemic is continuing to worsen," a new report states

Court reverses award to a now-deceased Missouri woman who claimed talcum powder was linked to her cancer

Dr. Nicole Lightman says it can be a good first step for victims of sexual harassment to speak up on social media

The president acknowledged at a White House press conference​ Tuesday that senators have been working on a deal to stabilize health care markets

With hundreds of thousands of people still without running water, and sewage treatment plants out of service, there are growing concerns about contamination and disease

New research from the U.K. finds a sharp increase in the number of adolescent girls reporting self-harm in recent years

Anthony Dickerson has repeatedly been in trouble with the law and was arrested last month for violating his probation

The White House abruptly announced late Thursday that it would halt CSR payments, which help lower-income people afford health insurance

Sen. Joe Manchin, D-West Virginia, says he's horrified that a bill everyone approved made the epidemic worse

Sen. Joe Manchin said he was "horrified" by the findings and insists, "This is not a partisan issue"

The sexually transmitted virus can lead to cancers of the head, neck and throat

An expert breaks down trends behind the deadly surge in abuse of opioid painkillers, heroin and fentanyl

A new survey finds many parents aren't sure how to handle common medical crises

Lindsey Hubley is suing the hospital, alleging doctors were negligent during the birth of her son and postoperative care

Suit claims drug companies played a role in the skyrocketing number of opioid overdoses

A "60 Minutes"-Washington Post joint investigation exposes how a law may have allowed the opioid epidemic to worsen

The therapy, injected into a snakebite​ victim in the field, could buy the person valuable time to get to the hospital for anti-venom treatments

"P.S. Donald Trump is your president too," Shkreli told CBS News

DEA says drug epidemic is a top priority but its efforts may have been undermined by the so-called "revolving door" culture in Washington

Surgeons at a Georgia hospital won't perform procedure because child's father, who is a 110 percent match, served time in prison

Dr. Joshua Grahlman shares strategies to help build bone strength and prevent fractures

The rocker's death at age 66 draws attention to a heart condition that strikes suddenly and can kill in a matter of minutes