5 Shocking Medical Stories From 2017
Here's a list of shocking stories from this year that shows just how far science has come and how unbelievable (and a little gross!) it can be.
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Here's a list of shocking stories from this year that shows just how far science has come and how unbelievable (and a little gross!) it can be.
Eleven-hundred patients will be getting a stuffed dog that looks like Pender and a cozy blanket, sharing the gift of warmth during the holiday.
Some volunteer squads have folded and others are merging with paid ambulance services, shifting the burden to taxpayers.
A new study shows one serving per day of leafy green vegetables can help keep your brain healthy.
Authorities are still trying to determine what caused more than a dozen students to become ill at a northern New Jersey school last week.
FDA approval has been a 20 year journey for Dr. Bennett and her husband Dr. Albert Maguire who developed the treatment for the gene mutation.
The holidays are a time to celebrate, but too much celebrating can cause heart problems.
A legally blind boy is getting the gift of sight this Christmas thanks to a New Jersey gym.
Trust for America's Health says the nation continues to react inefficiently during major incidents.
Several family members stepped up to donate a kidney but failed to pass the required health screening.
A warning this holiday season about something that is called "Christmas Tree Syndrome" where people get sick from being around the tree.
There may be gluten in your medications, and now the FDA is suggesting drug makers voluntarily identify the problematic ingredient.
Researchers are hoping a new video game will help lead them to a cure for Alzheimer's disease.
Experts say there are a number of reasons why children are afraid of Santa.
Cooper officials are declining to discuss their decision, which was announced in a late Friday press release.
