FDA advisers vote in favor of making Narcan available over the counter
A nasal spray version of the opioid overdose antidote Narcan may soon be sold in vending machines, big box stores, grocery stores and gas stations across the country.
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A nasal spray version of the opioid overdose antidote Narcan may soon be sold in vending machines, big box stores, grocery stores and gas stations across the country.
An alarming new study reveals a potential health complication for anyone who has ever had COVID.
A new bill would set the minimum wage for heath workers and support staffers in the state at $25 per hour.
Consumers say a popular hair care product damaged their locks and sometimes caused hair loss.
Avian flu has infected a record number of birds and some mammals across the United States, and scientists are keeping close watch.
February 14 marks Valentine's Day. However, many people may not know it is also National Organ Donor Day.
The birth control renders lab mice "temporarily infertile" via a single injectable dose, according to a study published in the medical journal Nature.
About half a dozen hazardous substances were on board the train when it derailed in East Palestine — as well as the residue of one substance that can cause genetic mutations.
Researchers in Italy found that people who drank two cups of coffee had lower blood pressure than non-coffee drinkers.
The CDC says findings from a 2021 survey underscore the urgency for families and schools to intervene in worsening mental health among teens.
A former Miss Illinois survived melanoma and says her doctors believe her use of UV nail dryers while getting gel manicures may be linked to the diagnosis.
The WHO evoked a 2005 policy and sentenced a promising made-in-Canada vaccine to a tragic death because of a minority link with a tobacco company.
An uptick in norovirus has some health experts cautioning people to ramp up safety protocols. California and Texas are among the top states in the country with the highest number of outbreaks.
Asian American Pacific Islander leaders from all fields headed to Los Angeles this weekend for UCLA's AAPI Policy Summit. Among those speaking at the event were a father-daughter duo from Granite Bay, working to be the voices of two different health issues impacting the AAPI community.
When analyzed by race and ethnicity, non-Hispanic White people were the only group that saw age-adjusted suicide rates decline in 2021.
