New Recommendations Issued For Teens Considering Tattoos, Piercings
While medical complications are fairly rare, the American Academy of Pediatrics says there are some things to consider before getting inked.
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While medical complications are fairly rare, the American Academy of Pediatrics says there are some things to consider before getting inked.
Throughout her treatments, Katy chose to wear her favorite Cinderella dress to give her the courage needed to stay strong.
In what amounts to a medical first on Long Island, a drug newly approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat a debilitating neurological disorder is helping two sisters who are gaining more mobility.
The 25-year-old pop star said in an Instagram that received a kidney transplant due to her struggle with lupus and has been recovering from the procedure.
Katrina and Marc had joked during his entire deployment, which began while Katrina was three months pregnant, that she would be going into labor during his homecoming -- but neither of them could have predicted that would actually come true. Their adorable daughter, Julianna, was born 10 days earlier, but came just in time for Marc's arrival.
State health officials are notifying patients of a medical practice in Westchester County that they may have been exposed to HIV or hepatitis B or C.
People normally go to Starbucks for a coffee, a pumpkin spiced latte, or maybe a unicorn frappucino -- but fertility treatments?
Those herbs, vitamins, and other supplements that might be healthy for you could be dangerous to your child.
There's an amazing new opportunity for kids with physical disabilities to do something most of them never dreamed possible -- ride a horse!
Wounds that don't heal properly are a major medical problem, affecting more than six million Americans. But the solution might be as simple as oxygen.
For over thirty years, Debbra Arndt has been growing her own vegetables and delivering them to her elderly neighborhood friends, making sure no one goes to bed hungry.
Estimates are that 37 million Americans have an overactive bladder, or OAB. Almost two-thirds of patients stop using other medications because of unpleasant side effects.
More than 1,000 people will likely die from an accidental drug overdose this year in Connecticut, according to a grim projection by the state's chief medical examiner.
A Massachusetts-based company is recalling more than 32,000 pounds of chicken sausage that was shipped to stores in the Tri-State area.
Ask people what they fear most about growing old and they'll say Alzheimer's or dementia -- not being "with it."
