Male Contraceptive Pill Could Be Available In Next 10 Years, Researchers Say
A new male contraceptive pill could be available in the next decade.
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A new male contraceptive pill could be available in the next decade.
About half of Americans are intimidated by working out in front of others at the gym, according to a new survey.
The county is experiencing New York state's longest measles outbreak since the disease was officially eliminated from the United States in 2000.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has shut down three local dentist practices, and is warning patients to get tested for HIV, hepatitis C and hepatitis B.
Sixty-three percent of American children consume at least one sugary drink every day.
"CBS This Morning" anchor Norah O'Donnell is among 300,000 people who have appendicitis every year, so how do you now if you have it?
Men are scheduling vasectomies to spend quality time on their couches to watch basketball.
A new study shows emergency room visits for car crashes fell in states with the ban.
No other mumps cases have been reported on West Chester's campus, and no other students have reported symptoms.
The city with the highest opioid death rate of any large city in the United States could soon become the location of the nation's first supervised drug injection site.
The recalled bottles are labeled "DG/health NATURALS baby Cough Syrup + Mucus" and were distributed nationwide in Dollar General retail stores.
As the mumps outbreak continues to rise at Temple University, some students want the college to take preventative action.
A new study from the American Cancer Society links hot tea and cancer.
The initial list price for Zulresso in the United States will be $7,450 per vial.
Experts predict the growing industry could reach $25 billion globally in the next decade.
