While an estimated 80,000 people are infected with vibriosis every year in the U.S., some strains of the bacteria can cause severe, life-threatening infections.
A social media trend pushes teens to burn faster for the darkest tan. Doctors warn it raises skin cancer risk for years to come.
A social media trend pushes teens to burn faster for the darkest tan. Doctors warn it raises skin cancer risk for years to come.
The Trump administration is ending a Biden-era program that helped lower the cost of prescription drug coverage for millions of Medicare users.
A nurse's survival skills were put to the test after an accident left him impaled by a trekking pole on Montana's tallest mountain.
New research is changing how doctors catch cancer relapse, how parents read food labels and how scientists study the brain over decades.
Johnson & Johnson said that it previously settled about 95% of filed lawsuits for mesothelioma.
As a Class II recall, the FDA warned that the thyroid drug could cause "temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences."
A product safety agency wants hospital records, measles cases hit a new high and researchers link gut bacteria to heart risk. Here's your daily dose of health news.
American Regent recalled a batch of Papaverine Hydrochloride Injection medication after finding glass and other matter in vials.
