Miami Turns Into Sea Of Pink For Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure
Nearly 30,000 walkers, runners, fighters and survivors hit the streets of downtown Miami Saturday morning, all with a singular goal in mind.
Watch CBS News
Nearly 30,000 walkers, runners, fighters and survivors hit the streets of downtown Miami Saturday morning, all with a singular goal in mind.
While President Donald Trump's decision to end a provision of the Affordable Care Act that was benefiting roughly 6 million Americans helps fulfill one of his biggest campaign promises, it also risks harming some of the very people who helped him win the presidency.
Millions of children from low income families have gotten help from a program called the Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP.
Healthcare is in the cross hairs again as President Donald Trump halts subsidies that make insurance affordable for millions and signs an order to give more insurance choices.
The push is on for people to get their flu shots sooner rather than later.
A special type of milk first developed in Australia is catching on in the U.S.
The Zika virus has returned to Florida. State health officials are reporting the first case this year in the state of Florida transmitted by a local mosquito.
Your next tattoo might help track your health.
Florida has reduced the rates it pays HMOs and provider-sponsored networks in the biggest part of the Medicaid managed-care system.
A new study says childhood obesity is growing at an alarming rate because kids are making poor food choices and aren't exercising.
A new Canadian study recommends giving children ibuprofen for pain when they have minor orthopedic surgery.
Researchers are now using virtual reality to help patients escape their pain during difficult procedures.
When planning this year's Halloween costume, be careful about what you're putting in your eyes.
Employers and insurers that object to covering contraceptives based on their religious or moral beliefs can now be exempt from the birth control mandate created during the Obama administration, the Department of Health and Human Services announced Friday.
Women who develop high blood pressure in their 40s could be much more likely to suffer dementia later in life.
