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For someone with an allergy, an EpiPen, an injectable form of epinephrine to theat anaphylaxis, can mean the difference between life and death. Unfortunately, the auto-injectors have become increasingly expensive, even for people with insurance.
Whether it's a crown, an implant, or a bridge, dental work usually stays with us for life. Today, more of these products are now being imported. There are no regulations or mandatory inspections before these items are put in a patient's mouth.
Yale's Cancer Center developed a new vaccination strategy meant to reduce the risk of possibly life threatening flu infections in cancer patients.
Millions of men credit Viagra for saving their sex lives. But nearly two decades after hitting the market, Viagra is now being credited for literally saving the lives of children.
It's World AIDS Day. A day to remember those who we've lost to crippling disease. It's also a time when everyone can reflect on how far the fight against HIV and AIDS has progressed.
Wearable monitors are often used to track your daily physical activity, but there's a new option that now allows wearers to keep tabs on their stress levels.
If you bought chicken salad at Costco on or before November 20th - throw it out. A vegetable mix used in the salad may be the source of E.coli bacteria that has been linked to an outbreak that has sickened 19 people in seven states.
There is no question that women are juggling more than ever these days and that burden can lead to a lot of stress.
After being criticized by Democratic presidential front runner Hillary Clinton, GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio has tweaked his stance abortion.
A select group of sick patients will now have access to non-euphoric medical marijuana after Florida health officials selected five "dispensing organizations" on Monday that can grow, process and distribute the special pot.
A new study on the effects of lead exposure on children's mental health will be lead by a dean at Florida International University.
Sales of carbonated water in the U.S. have doubled over the past five years but is it a healthy alternative?
In the hit CBS drama series "Limitless," the main character takes a pill that increases his intelligence to ridiculous levels. Now people around the country say the fictional pill has been found.
If soda is more your thing, you may not like this too much. The nation's obesity epidemic has turned the spotlight on sugary drinks.
Some new government figures just issued on the prevalence of autism in children across the country are stirring up controversy.
