Cherish Those Biceps! Madonna Opening Fitness Centers Worldwide
Pop singer Madonna is opening a chain of fitness centers around the world to be known as Hard Candy Fitness global gyms.
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Pop singer Madonna is opening a chain of fitness centers around the world to be known as Hard Candy Fitness global gyms.
Organizers say the mission of the event, featuring appearances from the first and second ladies of the United States, is to create "architects of change" among the expected 14,000 attendees.
Health officials are urging seniors to get a whooping cough vaccine because of California's pertussis outbreak, but some elderly patients say doctors won't inoculate them because the vaccine is only licensed for people up to age 64.
The maker of a tablet for teething babies is recalling the item because federal officials say it can be dangerous for children in large doses.
State licensing hearings are set to resume for the fertility doctor whose in vitro treatments resulted in "Octomom" Nadya Suleman's octuplets.
Hotel guests near the Port of Long Beach have been warned not to shower or drink tap water after an investigative report shows crude oil contamination in and around the harbor.
A Northridge pediatrician says parents and caretakers should get immunized from the latest epidemic of whooping cough in order to protect infants who are too young to get vaccinated.
Officials continue to test the water in and around the Port of Long Beach to figure out the source of the contamination that has shut off water to nearby hotels for the past two days.
Orange County health officials are warning that a rabid bat has been found in San Juan Capistrano.
Federal officials haven't ruled out taking legal action if California voters approve a ballot initiative that would legalize recreational marijuana use in the state, President Barack Obama's drug czar said Wednesday.
Health officials say whooping cough caused the death of a 6-week-old baby in San Diego County last week, bringing to ten the number of babies who have died in California during this year's epidemic.
Millions of Americans suffer from debilitating anxiety disorders every year, and now new research suggests women are twice as more likely to struggle with anxiety than men.
It's not yet the letter of the law, but those ubiquitous restaurant health ratings could be coming to your favorite food truck.
Johnson and Johnson has issued another recall involving Tylenol pills after consumers complained about a musty and moldy odor.
Some doctors call fibromyalgia the "invisible" illness because the people suffering from it look completely fine and healthy.
