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Though mental health advocates say only a tiny percentage of mentally ill people become involved with law enforcement, it's enough of a problem that police departments routinely send officers for crisis intervention training.
It's called Veganuary: going vegan for January.
Last year, Americans spent billions on weight loss supplements, but a new survey shows there's a lot of confusion and misinformation about diet supplements.
The group says recent policy changes by the FDA on blood donations from homosexual men doesn't go far enough.
Binge drinking could be making you sick – but not in the way you think.
Anxiety and anticipation about what's in your email or other electronic messages, like texts, can cause some health issues. Some say it's a new condition that could affect anyone who uses an electronic device.
Officials at the Pennsylvania Department of Health say at least 11 people have died of the flu so far this year.
The young girl who was the inspiration behind "Hannah's Law" has died.
Healthcare advocates filed a federal class action in Philadelphia on Monday asking a judge to stop part of Governor Tom Corbett's new Healthy Pennsylvania Medicaid plan.
Many of us spend hours in front of our electronic devices in the evening hours. Now, a new study finds that could be the reason you're not getting enough sleep.
After fostering over 100 children, many with devastating medical needs, a New Jersey couple now focuses on their own health, losing almost 200 pounds together after getting gastric sleeve surgery.
A new study links instant noodles, like ramen, with cardiometabolic syndrome, which raises a person's risk for developing things like heart disease and diabetes.
Doctors urge anyone experiencing flu-like symptoms to stay home from work, don't shake hands, get lots of rest, and stay away from people who are very young, very old, or who have compromised immune systems.
Sen. Coons, the first member of Congress to visit Liberia since the Ebola outbreak, says he wants to remind Americans that the US investment there is very much needed.
It's supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. But the hustle and bustle of the holidays can cause stress and depression in kids.
