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A survey distributed to 70 percent of California's public school ninth and eleventh graders showed that in the last four years, about 18 percent – or one in five – of those students had suicidal thoughts.
With hotter and more frequent wildfires and hurricanes getting more devastating every year, children are being afflicted with a new worry – eco-anxiety.
A new study in the Scientific Reports shows that a cup of Joe could help with weight loss.
The FDA has issued a recall on six different types of tattoo ink after discovering traces of bacteria.
Gel manicures have been popular for years thanks to the vibrant colors that don't chip and last for weeks. But after a beauty queen's bout with melanoma, there are renewed concerns those colorful fingertips could come with cancer.
The Brady Bunch is being dragged into the vaccination debate, just as the number of measles cases reaches its highest levels since 1994 and since measles was declared eliminated in 2000.
What happened in Coachella has apparently caused a spike in herpes cases.
Greg and Lynn McDonald share 5 tips from their new book, 'Embracing The Journey.'
Reports of teens rushed to the hospital with severe stomach pain and other alarming symptoms after eating hot or spicy snacks are rising.
A new study has experts saying a high gluten diet may put offspring at higher risk for type 1 diabetes.
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.
The Southern California Air Quality Management District says air quality may reach unhealthy levels across much of Orange County, and into Riverside and San Bernardino County.
Health officials say the customer was exposed to a bacterial infection known as Vibrio vulnificus and died just two days after visiting the Sarasota eatery.
Researchers from USC, UCLA and UC San Diego found over two years that even medium use of digital media platforms led to an increase of new ADHD symptoms.
Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is a highly contagious respiratory ailment that can spread through coughing.
