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Between work, children, and a lack of sleeping; many of us just don't have any energy left. While eating healthy, exercising, and sleeping more will go a long ways there are some other quick and perhaps surprising (non-caffeinated) ways to boost your energy levels.
Parents concerned about new guidelines about head lice. Experts now say kids who have lice shouldn't be kept from school. The American Academy of Pediatrics says kids who get head lice should stay in class.
Infertility is more common that you think. One in five couples suffer from infertility in the United States.
As more and more people continue to move into North Texas health experts say the need for mental health services are increasing at an alarming rate.
State lawmakers are considering a bill to reveal the names of judges who permit teens to terminate a pregnancy if they can't get required consent from their parents.
Mental health advocates question if there is a better way for police to respond to calls involving the mentally ill.
Marvin Whitlock feared he had listeriosis after eating Blue Bell ice cream.
A spike in K2 or "spice" overdoses in marijuana-restrictive states such as Texas has sparked everything from investigation to legislation.
While people might be saving the earth by utilizing reusable grocery bags, researchers found that by using reusable bags, some allow themselves to put more junk food in their shopping carts.
Monday was a busy day at the Blue Bell plant in Brenham, Texas. Hundreds of employees spent the day at a training session led by a microbiologist.
Prescription drug deaths in Texas have been widely undercounted even as officials try to crack down on overprescribing and prescription drug-dealing.
Pepsi said that it is dropping aspartame from Diet Pepsi in response to customer feedback, and replacing it with sucralose, the sweetener commonly known as Splenda.
Major recalls from two ice cream companies due to listeria bacteria raise questions about how the pathogen could have contaminated multiple manufacturing plants.
The dark days of quarantine are over, yet Louise Troh remains captive to the disease that killed the man she loved.
Ebay is on the offensive as people try to profit off the Blue Bell recall.