Latest Health Headlines

• Jul 14

  • WeWork takes meat off the menu at company events

    Office space sharing company WeWork says it will no longer serve red or white meat at company events and also won't allow employees to charge meat to...

    Jul 14

• Jul 14

  • 2-year sentence for woman who faked cancer to raise $51,000

    A woman who collected $51,000 in donations by claiming she was dying of cancer has been sentenced to 2 years in federal prison

    Jul 14

• Jul 14

  • Despite detente, sanctions on North Korea fan TB epidemic

    Despite post-summit detente, ongoing sanctions are keeping lifesaving medicines from North Korean tuberculosis patients and could fan a regional...

    Jul 14

• Jul 14

  • Nurses at Vermont hospital back at work after 2-day strike

    Nurses seeking higher wages at Vermont's largest hospital are back on the job after a two-day strike

    Jul 14

• Jul 13

  • Girl with 3-D printed hand nears goal of throwing out first pitch at all 30 MLB parks

    She is using the tour to bring awareness to Poland syndrome and raise money.

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • Oregon admits lack of oversight of medical marijuana program

    Regulators don't know how much medical marijuana is in the pipeline in Oregon, opening the way for black market diversion

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • FDA OKs 1st drug to treat smallpox, in case of terror attack

    The deadly disease had been wiped out four decades ago.

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • UK police say bottle was source of pair's Novichok poisoning

    Novichok is a lethal substance produced in the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • Jefferson University offers medical marijuana grad programs

    Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia will be offering graduate-level certificate program in medical marijuana

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • US Attorney General Jeff Sessions discusses opioid crisis

    Attorney General Jeff Sessions put in a plug for President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee on Friday as he touted the role of law enforcement in...

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • The Latest: 2 women protesting attorney general are arrested

    Portland police say two people were arrested while protesting a visit by Attorney General Jeff Sessions

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • Conservative states balk at voter-approved medical marijuana

    Officials in conservative states such as Oklahoma are balking at voter-approved efforts to legalize medical marijuana

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • Dems: Novartis deal with Cohen sought access to policymakers

    A report released by a group of Senate Democrats says President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer was in frequent contact with top officials of...

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • Oklahoma Medicaid approved for drug pricing experiment

    Oklahoma's Medicaid program is the nation's first to be approved to experiment with a new way of paying for prescription drugs that supporters say...

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • FDA warns of fake gov't warning letters sent to consumers

    FDA warns of fake letters sent to consumers who tried to buy drugs online or by phone; may be part of a scam to get money

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

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• Jul 13

  • 'It keeps us safe': An NYC bathroom set up to stem overdoses

    'It keeps us safe': An NYC bathroom set up to stem overdoses

    Jul 13

• Jul 13

  • Illinois, Iowa officials look into rise in parasitic illness

    Health officials in Illinois and Iowa are investigating an increase in people becoming sick from a parasite that causes intestinal illness

    Jul 13

• Jul 12

  • 'Do not eat this cereal': CDC links Honey Smacks, salmonella

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says apopular Kellogg's cereal has been linked to a Salmonella outbreak that has infected at least 100...

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Nurses at Vermont's largest medical center go on strike

    About 1,800 unionized nurses at Vermont's largest hospital launched a two-day strike Thursday following unsuccessful contract negotiations

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Medicare proposes to pay docs for analyzing texted photos

    Medicare says it wants to pay doctors for analyzing texted images and for video chats with patients

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • FDA to more aggressively tackle disruptive drug shortages

    US Food and Drug Administration forming task force to find ways to prevent medication shortages

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Ebola survivors suffer 'severe' neurological and psychiatric effects, new study finds

    A new study found that Ebola survivors can suffer from neurological problems.

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • What to know about the STD that could become the next superbug

    Mycoplasma genitalium was first discovered in the early 1980s.

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • The bacteria that left hundreds sick after it was found in well water

    The common bacteria has strains that can cause serious gastrointestinal illness.

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Supreme Court could return abortion debate to the states

    President Donald Trump's nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court has raised the possibility that a conservative majority could weaken...

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Factory worker gets caught in metal cutting machine, dies

    A Massachusetts factory worker has gotten caught in a machine that uses a laser to cut metal and has died

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Sparse details on Iowa plans that bypass Obama's health law

    An Iowa law approved this spring in the Republican-controlled Legislature would allow the conservative and politically powerful Iowa Farm Bureau to...

    Jul 12

• Jul 12

  • Nevada execution delayed indefinitely after ruling on drug

    A Nevada judge has effectively blocked the execution of a two-time killer after a pharmaceutical company objected to the use of one of its drugs to...

    Jul 12

• Jul 11

  • Execution blocked after company objects to use of its drug

    A Nevada judge has effectively blocked the execution of a two-time killer after a pharmaceutical company objected to the use of one of its drugs to...

    Jul 11

• Jul 11

  • 2nd drug company wants to intervene in execution

    His lawyer says the Nevada death-row inmate whose execution was called off just hours ahead of time was meeting with family members and two close...

    Jul 11

• Jul 11

  • Late-life high blood pressure may harm the brain, study says

    New research suggests that high blood pressure late in life might harm the brain

    Jul 11

• Jul 11

  • Trump administration slashes 'Obamacare' sign-up assistance

    Trump administration announces steep cuts to 'Obamcare' sign-up helpers called 'navigators'

    Jul 11

• Jul 11

  • Top tips for how to run without pain

    An orthopedic surgeon breaks down what sort of pain should be a red flag when running, and how to fix common aches and enjoy getting in shape.

    Jul 11

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• Jul 11

  • 7 must-try tips to be able to run without pain

    Dr. Kevin Stone, a San Francisco-based orthopedic surgeon, shares tips.

    Jul 11

• Jul 10

  • Why the boys freed from a Thai cave can't have their favorite meals yet

    The boys and their coach could be at risk of a possibly deadly condition.

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • Trump says drug maker Pfizer 'rolling back price hikes'

    Trump says pharmaceutical company Pfizer is "rolling back price hikes, so American patients don't pay more."

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • Oklahoma fast-tracking medical marijuana, but with pushback

    Oklahoma pushes ahead on medical marijuana after voters in the traditionally conservative state approved one of least restrictive laws in the U.S.

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • How the cave ordeal could affect the Thai soccer team's mental health

    Now that they’re out of the dangerous environment, the recovery process begins.

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • Trapped Thai boys being closely watched for health problems

    The Thai soccer team is finally out of the cave, but doctors say there are still health issues that lie ahead

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • What are the benefits of breastfeeding?

    Evidence shows breastmilk is nutritionally, economically and ecologically superior to formula or other substitutes.

    Jul 10

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• Jul 10

  • Forest bathing: How to reduce stress by becoming one with nature

    Go inside a forest bathing class at the Los Angeles County Arboretum.

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • How to reduce stress by becoming one with nature

    Go inside a forest bathing class at the Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden.

    Jul 10

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• Jul 10

  • What this mom who found a lump while breastfeeding wants you to know

    Beth O'Brien was feeding her 9-month-old in 2017 when she made the discovery.

    Jul 10

• Jul 10

  • What this mom who discovered a lump while breastfeeding wants you to know

    Beth O'Brien, 38, of Bennington, Nebraska, was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer stage 2 in February 2017.

    Jul 10

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• Jul 10

  • The boys trapped in the Thailand cave could face an unusual disease

    The environment inside the cave increases their risk of this rare disease.

    Jul 10

• Jul 9

  • What to know about infant feeding guidelines, as US opposes breastfeeding resolution

    The World Health Organization advocates for a "breast is best" feeding policy.

    Jul 9

• Jul 9

  • Settlement in Colgate-Palmolive baby powder lawsuit

    A settlement has been reached between Colgate-Palmolive and a Southern California man who claimed in a lawsuit that he developed cancer by using the...

    Jul 9

• Jul 9

  • News organizations push for opioid data to be made public

    Two news organizations are making their case that federal data showing the distribution of prescription opioids should be made public

    Jul 9

• Jul 9

  • Maryland governor signs federal all-payer health contract

    Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has signed a contract with the federal government to enact the state's unique all-payer health care model

    Jul 9