New details released on teen's pot cookie death
19-year-old jumped to his death after eating six times the recommended dose of THC
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19-year-old jumped to his death after eating six times the recommended dose of THC
The animals are common in Florida woods, and residents are being warned to steer clear
Report sheds light on how long teens are waiting these days, and what birth control is growing in popularity
Sure, baby chicks are cute, but health officials say kissing and cuddling poultry is a bad idea
Doctors are just beginning to study the long-term effects of early addiction
"Alarming" increases driven by prescription opioid epidemic and cheaper, more available heroin
New numbers from the CDC show how widespread efforts were to stop Ebola from taking hold in the U.S.
A parasite-related illness has sickened swimmers across the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CDC panel votes on vaccine after deadly "MenB" outbreaks on college campuses
Larimer County health officials say the case is the first one confirmed since 1999
Health authorities treated a dozen passengers aboard a Fiji Airways plane who landed in Los Angeles with an undetermined illness
As outbreak spreads in South Korea, health officials warn it could travel here, too
Despite the dangers of synthetic marijuana, more and more teens and young adults are using it
A patient who has a drug-resistant form of the disease, traveled from another country with it and has probably had it for years
Health officials are trying to track anyone who came in contact with woman in three states
More people are surviving cancer, but some parts of the country are more susceptible than others
As painkiller abuse fuels spread of disease, officials worry "one person could be Typhoid Mary of HIV"
A House panel wants briefings from the two government agencies
The Pentagon has admitted it mistakenly shipped live anthrax across the country and to South Korea
More than 150 people may have had contact with a patient who died of the rare disease in New Jersey
The U.S. army says as many as 22 people were exposed to live anthrax
The man became critically ill with the infectious disease after travelling from West Africa
Underwater contests and extreme training can be deadly, even for strong swimmers
Certain less common causes of death are more prevalent in some states than others
Health officials traced outbreak to a popular summer destination, and offer some tips to stay safe in the water