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- Bobby Bones talks about his new book 'Fail Until You Don't: Fight. Grind. Repeat'
  The New York Times best-selling author shares how he turned some of his biggest misses in life into lessons.
  
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- For those with a common joint disorder, weight loss could mean pain reduction
  A new study found that for people with knee osteoarthritis, losing 20 percent of your body weight may reduce joint pain by up to 25 percent.
  
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- For some with a common joint disorder, weight loss can lead to pain reduction
  Weight loss may be the best treatment for obese people with knee osteoarthritis.
  
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- Epileptic boy's case sparks UK review of medical pot laws
  British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says Britain must quickly review its policies on medical marijuana use in light of the case of a 12-year-old boy...
  
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- Family of boy with 'childhood Alzheimer's' launches urgent campaign to save him
  The campaign, "Saving Carter," ends in just a few days.
  
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Jun 17
- Mother of sick boy seeks legalization of medical marijuana
  The mother of an epileptic boy at the center of a debate over medical marijuana in the UK is calling for an urgent meeting with ministers to discuss...
  
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Jun 16
- Minneapolis hospital seeks review of EMS sedation cases
  Hennepin Healthcare officials will ask an independent panel to review cases its medical responders sedating people with the powerful tranquilizer...
  
  Jun 16
Jun 16
- UK changes course, allows epileptic boy to use cannabis oil
  The British government has changed course over a case concerning the use of cannabis oil, saying an epileptic boy can be treated with it after his...
  
  Jun 16
Jun 16
- State appeals court reinstates California's right-to-die law
  A state appeals court has reinstated the California law allowing terminally ill people to end their lives
  
  Jun 16
Jun 15
- NIH ends alcohol study, citing funding, credibility problems
  The National Institutes of Health is shutting down a study that was supposed to show if a single drink a day could prevent heart attacks, citing...
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Parkland mom: 'Shooter may as well have just shot us'
  The family of one of the 17 people killed in the massacre at a Florida high school is suing to obtain mental health records of shooting suspect...
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- California moves to declare coffee safe from cancer risk
  California health officials are proposing a regulation change that would declare coffee doesn't present a significant cancer risk
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Texas heart transplant program resumed after suspension
  A Houston hospital has resumed its renowned heart transplant program two weeks after suspending all medical procedures following the deaths of several...
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Family of boy with rare disorder launches campaign to save his life
  Carter's parents are raising $1 million to fund a clinical trial that could save his life.
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Salmonella outbreak in 31 states has suspected link to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal
  Kellogg's has recalled certain batches of Honey Smacks.
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Portugal approves use of marijuana-based medicines
  Portugal's parliament has given final legislative approval for the use of marijuana-based medicines, which are already permitted in other European...
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Fiber optics? Range of ingredients bulk up food fiber counts
  Fiber optics? A range of ingredients bulk up food fiber counts
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Kellogg's recalls Honey Smacks after link to Salmonella outbreak
  The CDC said at least 24 people have been 24 hospitalized.
  
  Jun 15
  
  0:46
Jun 15
- Can Vitamin D help prevent colon cancer?
  Nutritionist Maya Feller discusses what to know about a new study that suggests Vitamin D can help lower the risk of colon cancer.
  
  Jun 15
  
  2:05
Jun 15
- 7 apps to support your mental health and mindfulness
  Look no further than your phone for tools to help manage mental health.
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- American teens are less into sex and drugs but still gaining more weight: Study
  Fewer teens are having sex or using drugs, according to a new study.
  
  Jun 15
Jun 15
- Doctor pens book on her role in revealing Flint water crisis
  A new book about Flint's water crisis comes from the pediatrician first to reveal the extent of lead contamination on the struggling city's children
  
  Jun 15
Jun 14
- US renews call for Cuba to probe cause of health 'attacks'
  The United States is renewing calls for the Cuban government to determine the source of health "attacks" on U.S. diplomats in Cuba that have affected...
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- Vitamin D: Good for bones, and possibly the colon
  Vitamin D helps with bone health, but could it also help prevent colon cancer?
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- Fewer US teens smoking, doing drugs ... and drinking milk
  Survey shows fewer US teens smoking, having sex, doing drugs .... and drinking milk
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- FDA clears 1st generic film strip of addiction drug Suboxone
  U.S. regulators approve 1st generic version of an under-the-tongue treatment for opioid addiction
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- Female suicide rate jumps 50 percent since 2000
  The rate of suicide for men increased 21 percent.
  
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  Foods with carbs and fats together make the brain light up more, study finds
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- Foods with carbs and fats together make the brain light up more, study finds
  The study took brain scans while people viewed and selected various foods.
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- What to do if you're stung by a jellyfish
  The best way to treat a jellyfish sting is to: rinse the area with vinegar, remove visible tentacles and soak the skin in hot water.
  
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Jun 14
- How to find the right workout and diet for your personality
  The author of the new book "The Right Fit Formula" discusses how to create a diet and workout plan that works best for your individual personality.
  
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Jun 14
- UK lifts immigration cap for medical workers amid shortages
  Britain says it will lift a cap on the number of visas granted to foreign doctors and nurses to help ease staff shortfalls in the National Health...
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- Is laser eye surgery riskier than people think?
  One man is speaking out about the potential risks of laser eye surgery, after he says the procedure left his vision permanently impaired.
  
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Jun 14
- 'They're at risk:' Congo's taxi drivers fear Ebola's spread
  'Why aren't we being vaccinated?' Congolese taxi drivers in Ebola-infected city express fear
  
  Jun 14
Jun 14
- 6 easy rituals that can help protect your mental health, starting now
  Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain's deaths have put a focus on mental health.
  
  Jun 14
Jun 13
- Ivana Trump promotes Italian weight-loss diet system
  Ivana Trump, the former wife of President Donald Trump who once appeared with him in a commercial for Pizza Hut, wants America to lose some weight
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- St. Louis to end prosecution of low-level marijuana crimes
  St. Louis prosecutors will no longer pursue charges for most low-level marijuana offenses, joining a few other cities in opting to redirect resources...
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- Yes, the plague still exists, here's what it's like now in the US
  A child in Idaho is recovering after being struck with the plague.
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- Brothers who ran $100M health fraud scam sentenced to prison
  Two brothers who admitting bribing doctors with cash and prostitutes in a $100 million health care fraud scheme have been sentenced to prison
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- The Latest: 2nd brother gets 43 months in medical lab scam
  The second of two brothers involved in a bribes-for-referrals health fraud scam that brought in more than $100 million has been sentenced to 43 months...
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- Child in Idaho recovering from plague, state's 2nd case since 1990: Officials
  About seven people in the U.S. get the plague every year, the CDC says.
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- Common prescription drugs may be linked to depression: Study
  Hundreds of commonly used prescription drugs were found to have depression or suicide listed as potential side effects, according to a new study in...
  
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Jun 13
- Cold, hard cash and a fitness device could help motivate people to exercise: Study
  The study looked at incentives including giving and taking away money.
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- Lose the 'dad bod' with this Father's Day workout
  Trainer and nutrition expert Joey Thurman shares an efficient workout.
  
  Jun 13
Jun 13
- Lose the 'dad bod' this Father's Day with this 15-minute, do-anywhere workout
  Trainer and nutrition expert Joey Thurman shares a Father's Day workout for dads.
  
  Jun 13
  
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Jun 12
- Frustrated AMA adopts sweeping policies to cut gun violence
  The American Medical Association has adopted sweeping measures aimed at reducing gun violence, a problem it considers a public health crisis.
  
  Jun 12
Jun 12
- A third of American adults take prescription drugs that can cause depression: Study
  More than 200 commonly prescribed drugs could have that side effect.
  
  Jun 12
Jun 12
- Massachusetts sues opioid maker, executives over drug crisis
  Massachusetts is suing the maker of OxyContin over the deadly opioid crisis and is the first state to also target company executives
  
  Jun 12
Jun 12
- House aims at campaign-season bills battling opioid abuse
  The House is diving into a two-week vote-a-thon on dozens of bills aimed at opioids abuse
  
  Jun 12
Jun 12
- Mom's viral Facebook post sheds light on 'tick paralysis'
  Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses what parents should know after a Mississippi mom said her young daughter temporarily lost the ability to walk and talk...
  
  Jun 12
  
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Bobby Bones talks about his new book 'Fail Until You Don't: Fight. Grind. Repeat' The New York Times best-selling author shares how he turned some of his biggest misses in life into lessons. 4m ago

For those with a common joint disorder, weight loss could mean pain reduction A new study found that for people with knee osteoarthritis, losing 20 percent of your body weight may reduce joint pain by up to 25 percent. 26m ago

For some with a common joint disorder, weight loss can lead to pain reduction Weight loss may be the best treatment for obese people with knee osteoarthritis. 1h ago

Epileptic boy's case sparks UK review of medical pot laws British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says Britain must quickly review its policies on medical marijuana use in light of the case of a 12-year-old boy... 2h ago

Family of boy with 'childhood Alzheimer's' launches urgent campaign to save him The campaign, "Saving Carter," ends in just a few days. 3h ago

Mother of sick boy seeks legalization of medical marijuana The mother of an epileptic boy at the center of a debate over medical marijuana in the UK is calling for an urgent meeting with ministers to discuss... Jun 17

Minneapolis hospital seeks review of EMS sedation cases Hennepin Healthcare officials will ask an independent panel to review cases its medical responders sedating people with the powerful tranquilizer... Jun 16

UK changes course, allows epileptic boy to use cannabis oil The British government has changed course over a case concerning the use of cannabis oil, saying an epileptic boy can be treated with it after his... Jun 16

State appeals court reinstates California's right-to-die law A state appeals court has reinstated the California law allowing terminally ill people to end their lives Jun 16

NIH ends alcohol study, citing funding, credibility problems The National Institutes of Health is shutting down a study that was supposed to show if a single drink a day could prevent heart attacks, citing... Jun 15

Parkland mom: 'Shooter may as well have just shot us' The family of one of the 17 people killed in the massacre at a Florida high school is suing to obtain mental health records of shooting suspect... Jun 15

California moves to declare coffee safe from cancer risk California health officials are proposing a regulation change that would declare coffee doesn't present a significant cancer risk Jun 15

Texas heart transplant program resumed after suspension A Houston hospital has resumed its renowned heart transplant program two weeks after suspending all medical procedures following the deaths of several... Jun 15

Family of boy with rare disorder launches campaign to save his life Carter's parents are raising $1 million to fund a clinical trial that could save his life. Jun 15

Salmonella outbreak in 31 states has suspected link to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal Kellogg's has recalled certain batches of Honey Smacks. Jun 15

Portugal approves use of marijuana-based medicines Portugal's parliament has given final legislative approval for the use of marijuana-based medicines, which are already permitted in other European... Jun 15

Fiber optics? Range of ingredients bulk up food fiber counts Fiber optics? A range of ingredients bulk up food fiber counts Jun 15

Kellogg's recalls Honey Smacks after link to Salmonella outbreak The CDC said at least 24 people have been 24 hospitalized. Jun 15

Can Vitamin D help prevent colon cancer? Nutritionist Maya Feller discusses what to know about a new study that suggests Vitamin D can help lower the risk of colon cancer. Jun 15

7 apps to support your mental health and mindfulness Look no further than your phone for tools to help manage mental health. Jun 15

American teens are less into sex and drugs but still gaining more weight: Study Fewer teens are having sex or using drugs, according to a new study. Jun 15

Doctor pens book on her role in revealing Flint water crisis A new book about Flint's water crisis comes from the pediatrician first to reveal the extent of lead contamination on the struggling city's children Jun 15

US renews call for Cuba to probe cause of health 'attacks' The United States is renewing calls for the Cuban government to determine the source of health "attacks" on U.S. diplomats in Cuba that have affected... Jun 14

Vitamin D: Good for bones, and possibly the colon Vitamin D helps with bone health, but could it also help prevent colon cancer? Jun 14

Fewer US teens smoking, doing drugs ... and drinking milk Survey shows fewer US teens smoking, having sex, doing drugs .... and drinking milk Jun 14

FDA clears 1st generic film strip of addiction drug Suboxone U.S. regulators approve 1st generic version of an under-the-tongue treatment for opioid addiction Jun 14

Female suicide rate jumps 50 percent since 2000 The rate of suicide for men increased 21 percent. Jun 14

Foods with carbs and fats together make the brain light up more, study finds The study took brain scans while people viewed and selected various foods. Jun 14

What to do if you're stung by a jellyfish The best way to treat a jellyfish sting is to: rinse the area with vinegar, remove visible tentacles and soak the skin in hot water. Jun 14

How to find the right workout and diet for your personality The author of the new book "The Right Fit Formula" discusses how to create a diet and workout plan that works best for your individual personality. Jun 14

UK lifts immigration cap for medical workers amid shortages Britain says it will lift a cap on the number of visas granted to foreign doctors and nurses to help ease staff shortfalls in the National Health... Jun 14

Is laser eye surgery riskier than people think? One man is speaking out about the potential risks of laser eye surgery, after he says the procedure left his vision permanently impaired. Jun 14

'They're at risk:' Congo's taxi drivers fear Ebola's spread 'Why aren't we being vaccinated?' Congolese taxi drivers in Ebola-infected city express fear Jun 14

6 easy rituals that can help protect your mental health, starting now Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain's deaths have put a focus on mental health. Jun 14

Ivana Trump promotes Italian weight-loss diet system Ivana Trump, the former wife of President Donald Trump who once appeared with him in a commercial for Pizza Hut, wants America to lose some weight Jun 13

St. Louis to end prosecution of low-level marijuana crimes St. Louis prosecutors will no longer pursue charges for most low-level marijuana offenses, joining a few other cities in opting to redirect resources... Jun 13

Yes, the plague still exists, here's what it's like now in the US A child in Idaho is recovering after being struck with the plague. Jun 13

Brothers who ran $100M health fraud scam sentenced to prison Two brothers who admitting bribing doctors with cash and prostitutes in a $100 million health care fraud scheme have been sentenced to prison Jun 13

The Latest: 2nd brother gets 43 months in medical lab scam The second of two brothers involved in a bribes-for-referrals health fraud scam that brought in more than $100 million has been sentenced to 43 months... Jun 13

Child in Idaho recovering from plague, state's 2nd case since 1990: Officials About seven people in the U.S. get the plague every year, the CDC says. Jun 13

Common prescription drugs may be linked to depression: Study Hundreds of commonly used prescription drugs were found to have depression or suicide listed as potential side effects, according to a new study in... Jun 13

Cold, hard cash and a fitness device could help motivate people to exercise: Study The study looked at incentives including giving and taking away money. Jun 13

Lose the 'dad bod' with this Father's Day workout Trainer and nutrition expert Joey Thurman shares an efficient workout. Jun 13

Lose the 'dad bod' this Father's Day with this 15-minute, do-anywhere workout Trainer and nutrition expert Joey Thurman shares a Father's Day workout for dads. Jun 13

Frustrated AMA adopts sweeping policies to cut gun violence The American Medical Association has adopted sweeping measures aimed at reducing gun violence, a problem it considers a public health crisis. Jun 12

A third of American adults take prescription drugs that can cause depression: Study More than 200 commonly prescribed drugs could have that side effect. Jun 12

Massachusetts sues opioid maker, executives over drug crisis Massachusetts is suing the maker of OxyContin over the deadly opioid crisis and is the first state to also target company executives Jun 12

House aims at campaign-season bills battling opioid abuse The House is diving into a two-week vote-a-thon on dozens of bills aimed at opioids abuse Jun 12

Mom's viral Facebook post sheds light on 'tick paralysis' Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses what parents should know after a Mississippi mom said her young daughter temporarily lost the ability to walk and talk... Jun 12

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Bobby Bones talks about his new book 'Fail Until You Don't: Fight. Grind. Repeat'
The New York Times best-selling author shares how he turned some of his biggest misses in life into lessons.

4m ago

For those with a common joint disorder, weight loss could mean pain reduction
A new study found that for people with knee osteoarthritis, losing 20 percent of your body weight may reduce joint pain by up to 25 percent.

26m ago

For some with a common joint disorder, weight loss can lead to pain reduction
Weight loss may be the best treatment for obese people with knee osteoarthritis.

1h ago

Epileptic boy's case sparks UK review of medical pot laws
British Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says Britain must quickly review its policies on medical marijuana use in light of the case of a 12-year-old boy...

2h ago

Family of boy with 'childhood Alzheimer's' launches urgent campaign to save him
The campaign, "Saving Carter," ends in just a few days.

3h ago

Mother of sick boy seeks legalization of medical marijuana
The mother of an epileptic boy at the center of a debate over medical marijuana in the UK is calling for an urgent meeting with ministers to discuss...

Jun 17

Minneapolis hospital seeks review of EMS sedation cases
Hennepin Healthcare officials will ask an independent panel to review cases its medical responders sedating people with the powerful tranquilizer...

Jun 16

UK changes course, allows epileptic boy to use cannabis oil
The British government has changed course over a case concerning the use of cannabis oil, saying an epileptic boy can be treated with it after his...

Jun 16

State appeals court reinstates California's right-to-die law
A state appeals court has reinstated the California law allowing terminally ill people to end their lives

Jun 16

NIH ends alcohol study, citing funding, credibility problems
The National Institutes of Health is shutting down a study that was supposed to show if a single drink a day could prevent heart attacks, citing...

Jun 15

Parkland mom: 'Shooter may as well have just shot us'
The family of one of the 17 people killed in the massacre at a Florida high school is suing to obtain mental health records of shooting suspect...

Jun 15

California moves to declare coffee safe from cancer risk
California health officials are proposing a regulation change that would declare coffee doesn't present a significant cancer risk

Jun 15

Texas heart transplant program resumed after suspension
A Houston hospital has resumed its renowned heart transplant program two weeks after suspending all medical procedures following the deaths of several...

Jun 15

Family of boy with rare disorder launches campaign to save his life
Carter's parents are raising $1 million to fund a clinical trial that could save his life.

Jun 15

Salmonella outbreak in 31 states has suspected link to Kellogg's Honey Smacks cereal
Kellogg's has recalled certain batches of Honey Smacks.

Jun 15

Portugal approves use of marijuana-based medicines
Portugal's parliament has given final legislative approval for the use of marijuana-based medicines, which are already permitted in other European...

Jun 15

Fiber optics? Range of ingredients bulk up food fiber counts
Fiber optics? A range of ingredients bulk up food fiber counts

Jun 15

Kellogg's recalls Honey Smacks after link to Salmonella outbreak
The CDC said at least 24 people have been 24 hospitalized.

Jun 15

Can Vitamin D help prevent colon cancer?
Nutritionist Maya Feller discusses what to know about a new study that suggests Vitamin D can help lower the risk of colon cancer.

Jun 15

7 apps to support your mental health and mindfulness
Look no further than your phone for tools to help manage mental health.

Jun 15

American teens are less into sex and drugs but still gaining more weight: Study
Fewer teens are having sex or using drugs, according to a new study.

Jun 15

Doctor pens book on her role in revealing Flint water crisis
A new book about Flint's water crisis comes from the pediatrician first to reveal the extent of lead contamination on the struggling city's children

Jun 15

US renews call for Cuba to probe cause of health 'attacks'
The United States is renewing calls for the Cuban government to determine the source of health "attacks" on U.S. diplomats in Cuba that have affected...

Jun 14

Vitamin D: Good for bones, and possibly the colon
Vitamin D helps with bone health, but could it also help prevent colon cancer?

Jun 14

Fewer US teens smoking, doing drugs ... and drinking milk
Survey shows fewer US teens smoking, having sex, doing drugs .... and drinking milk

Jun 14

FDA clears 1st generic film strip of addiction drug Suboxone
U.S. regulators approve 1st generic version of an under-the-tongue treatment for opioid addiction

Jun 14

Female suicide rate jumps 50 percent since 2000
The rate of suicide for men increased 21 percent.

Jun 14

Foods with carbs and fats together make the brain light up more, study finds
The study took brain scans while people viewed and selected various foods.

Jun 14

What to do if you're stung by a jellyfish
The best way to treat a jellyfish sting is to: rinse the area with vinegar, remove visible tentacles and soak the skin in hot water.

Jun 14

How to find the right workout and diet for your personality
The author of the new book "The Right Fit Formula" discusses how to create a diet and workout plan that works best for your individual personality.

Jun 14

UK lifts immigration cap for medical workers amid shortages
Britain says it will lift a cap on the number of visas granted to foreign doctors and nurses to help ease staff shortfalls in the National Health...

Jun 14

Is laser eye surgery riskier than people think?
One man is speaking out about the potential risks of laser eye surgery, after he says the procedure left his vision permanently impaired.

Jun 14

'They're at risk:' Congo's taxi drivers fear Ebola's spread
'Why aren't we being vaccinated?' Congolese taxi drivers in Ebola-infected city express fear

Jun 14

6 easy rituals that can help protect your mental health, starting now
Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain's deaths have put a focus on mental health.

Jun 14

Ivana Trump promotes Italian weight-loss diet system
Ivana Trump, the former wife of President Donald Trump who once appeared with him in a commercial for Pizza Hut, wants America to lose some weight

Jun 13

St. Louis to end prosecution of low-level marijuana crimes
St. Louis prosecutors will no longer pursue charges for most low-level marijuana offenses, joining a few other cities in opting to redirect resources...

Jun 13

Yes, the plague still exists, here's what it's like now in the US
A child in Idaho is recovering after being struck with the plague.

Jun 13

Brothers who ran $100M health fraud scam sentenced to prison
Two brothers who admitting bribing doctors with cash and prostitutes in a $100 million health care fraud scheme have been sentenced to prison

Jun 13

The Latest: 2nd brother gets 43 months in medical lab scam
The second of two brothers involved in a bribes-for-referrals health fraud scam that brought in more than $100 million has been sentenced to 43 months...

Jun 13

Child in Idaho recovering from plague, state's 2nd case since 1990: Officials
About seven people in the U.S. get the plague every year, the CDC says.

Jun 13

Common prescription drugs may be linked to depression: Study
Hundreds of commonly used prescription drugs were found to have depression or suicide listed as potential side effects, according to a new study in...

Jun 13

Cold, hard cash and a fitness device could help motivate people to exercise: Study
The study looked at incentives including giving and taking away money.

Jun 13

Lose the 'dad bod' with this Father's Day workout
Trainer and nutrition expert Joey Thurman shares an efficient workout.

Jun 13

Lose the 'dad bod' this Father's Day with this 15-minute, do-anywhere workout
Trainer and nutrition expert Joey Thurman shares a Father's Day workout for dads.

Jun 13

Frustrated AMA adopts sweeping policies to cut gun violence
The American Medical Association has adopted sweeping measures aimed at reducing gun violence, a problem it considers a public health crisis.

Jun 12

A third of American adults take prescription drugs that can cause depression: Study
More than 200 commonly prescribed drugs could have that side effect.

Jun 12

Massachusetts sues opioid maker, executives over drug crisis
Massachusetts is suing the maker of OxyContin over the deadly opioid crisis and is the first state to also target company executives

Jun 12

House aims at campaign-season bills battling opioid abuse
The House is diving into a two-week vote-a-thon on dozens of bills aimed at opioids abuse

Jun 12

Mom's viral Facebook post sheds light on 'tick paralysis'
Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses what parents should know after a Mississippi mom said her young daughter temporarily lost the ability to walk and talk...

Jun 12