Quotes From Celebrities About Their Sobriety
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Check out what 15 celebrities say about their sobriety.
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April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Check out what 15 celebrities say about their sobriety.
It's not every day that a winning science fair project at an elementary school makes news but in this case, it does. It's because a South Florida elementary school student invented something that taught everyone at his school, including the teachers, something they didn't know about.
As state lawmakers debate alternatives to expanding Medicaid under the federal Affordable Care Act this week, they'll hear from a group of doctors and nurses from Jackson Health System on the need for the expansion.
Whether you want to workout or get worked on, Spa Week is all about you.
When tragic events, like the Boston Marathon bombings, appear on the news, it can be hard on adults, but for kids it can be even more confusing. Many parents may want to shield their kids from news of a disastrous event but it's difficult. Kids will often find out about it from TV, the Internet or friends at school.
From the moment they're born, parents want the best for their kids – helping guide, teach and encourage them as they grow. One way parents do that is with words, especially praise. But is all praise… good praise?
For the three million Americans that suffer from celiac disease, or the estimated 1.4 million on a gluten-free diet, avoiding foods with wheat, rye, or barley is a daily ritual.
The University of Miami has denied failing to fully inform parents of dangers associated with research using their prematurely born children. The denial comes after federal regulators blasted a research program dealing with "preemie" babies.
Meat packed in Louisiana but sold in Florida is being recalled because it could contain bacteria.
Are you getting the kind of sleep you should be? Dr. Daniel Buysse, with the University of Pittsburgh's Sleep Institute, said what you think about getting a good night's sleep may not be true.
Ever since there has been alcohol there have been hangovers. A lot of people even have their own "go to" cures for hangovers.
For 15 years Kristen Whitaker endured constant stomach pains. And then her doctor suggested she take an at-home genetics test.
A federal judge ruled Friday that the so-called "morning after pills" must be sold over the counter at pharmacies without any age restrictions.
Could a simple, completely non-invasive test predict your risk for a heart attack just by measuring your finger? There's a new device which can tell you the health of your blood vessels, and your heart.
Miami Children's Hospital would be able to provide obstetrical services under a measure (SB 1264) that won narrow committee approval Tuesday.
