Zika Case Raising New Questions About How Virus Spreads
The case of a Utah man who got the Zika virus after caring for his infected father is raising more questions about how the virus spreads.
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The case of a Utah man who got the Zika virus after caring for his infected father is raising more questions about how the virus spreads.
The Florida DOH announced on Tuesday that it's invtestigating a possible non-travel related case of Zika virus in Miami-Dade County.
A woman from New York City infected her male partner with Zika virus through sex in what's considered the first case of female-to-male transmission of the germ to be documented.
The Zika epidemic plaguing Latin America and threatening to spread in he U.S. may burn itself over the next three years, according to British researchers.
The quickest way to help you lose weight may be apps on your cell phone and some of the best ones at that.
A new study suggests some unsanitary habits many kids have may not be so bad for their health.
Many people are allergic to mangoes when they eat or touch the sweet fruit but did you know that mangoes can also cause severe burns on your skin?
Health experts along with political leaders are calling for Congress not to adjourn before passing a bill on Zika funding.
The state's Agency for Health Care Administration faces legal challenges after rejecting two hospital proposals in Miami-Dade County.
A newly released study suggests people who use marijuana have a higher risk of becoming addicted.
Siding with Planned Parenthood, a federal judge late Thursday issued a preliminary injunction against two parts of a controversial new Florida abortion law.
Federal officials are asking for more proof that hand sanitizers work.
It's a delicious bad habit but one that could get you really sick, according to the federal Food and Drug Administration.
Attorneys for Planned Parenthood will go before a federal judge Wednesday to ask that he stop a new law that places restrictions on abortion clinics which goes into effect July 1st.
Florida health officials have confirmed the first case of a baby born with microcephaly in the state after his mother contracted the Zika virus.
