Unexplained Vaping-Associated Illnesses Prompt Health Advisory In New York
Doctors say the illnesses resemble an inhalation injury, with the body apparently reacting to a caustic substance that someone breathed in.
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Doctors say the illnesses resemble an inhalation injury, with the body apparently reacting to a caustic substance that someone breathed in.
Hepatitis A is mainly spread very close person-to-person contact or contaminated food.
Federal officials say that's what many people are doing, buying products marketed as a "miracle mineral solution."
This comes as the NYPD has been rocked by another string of officer suicides this week. "It's sickening," Councilman Joseph Borelli of Staten Island said. "It is a lie," de Blasio claimed.
Alexandria is part of a group of patients from the Hospital for Special Surgery, where they're being treated for conditions such as cerebral palsy, autism, and scoliosis.
A team of scientists in Switzerland are working on a vaccine targeting a major feline allergen, called Fel d 1.
Chances are, you've heard about "farm to table," but what about "pharmacy to farm?"
A diet app for kids? Rolled out this week, the Kurbo app is designed to get kids to eat healthier. But critics fear the message it sends is anything but healthy.
Pony Power Therapies services kids and adults in need of extra support or therapy.
Staying sharp and warding off dementia might rely, in part, on doing your best to keep blood pressure at bay.
Their research found that treating the test subjects with a diabetic drug (rosiglitazone) and a cancer treatment (trametinib) triggered the amazing cell change.
Doctors used what's called precision medicine, an example of how cancer therapy has evolved to take the whole patient into account.
The Bronx doctors say the unidentified man was likely suffering from an "exceedingly rare" case of ossification, or the abnormal formation of bone.
Symptoms of salmonella usually appear 12-72 hours after being exposed and include cramping and diarrhea.
Traditional medications for OCD target brain chemicals serotonin and dopamine, but a new drug may prove more helpful.
