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The numbers keep climbing for a mysterious disease causing sudden weakness and paralysis.
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The numbers keep climbing for a mysterious disease causing sudden weakness and paralysis.
While concussions are a major concern, a new study suggests every tackle and hit may have an impact on players' brains, even without a concussion.
It's a simple test which can help predict the best medication to provide relief and even help prevent suicides.
Smoke alarms save lives, but surprisingly, they don't work as well for kids as for adults since children can be very sound sleepers.
A North Texas same-sex couple both wanted to carry their baby and through a special type of in vitro fertilization they were able to.
It's estimated more than 90 percent of the seafood consumed in the U.S. is imported and less than one percent is tested by the government.
They're a family of chemicals called phthalates and they are everywhere.
The health department said the child was one of the 25 previously confirmed cases of the virus.
There are now 33 confirmed cases and doctors say they're monitoring five other patients who may also have the virus.
The machine takes a digital, high definition scan of the eye and optic nerve. Those scans can reveal signs of conditions like cancer and high blood pressure.
Health officials are investigating four cases of acinetobacter baumannii in the neo-natal intensive care unit.
We've known for years that breastfeeding is good for babies. Doctors are working to make sure women know that breast feeding is good for their health too.
Before you check out at the pharmacy you may want to check your smartphone.
A new study claims some popular oat-based breakfast foods marketed to children have dangerous levels of a chemical some health officials link to cancer.
Health department officials in New York say a child has died from influenza, the city's first reported flu-related pediatric death of the season.
