The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its COVID-19 recommendations. Here is everything you need to know about the new COVID-19 guidelines.
A common diabetes drug is shown to contain carcinogens. However, it seems like it may be worse to stop taking your medication, even with traces of carcinogen.
The Langya henipavirus has not yet caused any deaths as of yet, and only a small population has been infected thus far. The situation is being monitored.
Anne Heche suffered from a severe anoxic brain injury following a car accident on August 5. Keep in mind, the body is affected based on a variety of factors.
The new 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline was launched to help assist those experiencing a mental health crisis. So why are some people recommending against it?
There are thousands of PFAS chemicals, and some could not only build up in the environment but in our bodies as well. Now, they may be affecting our health.
While the typical symptoms of monkeypox resemble the flu along with a blister-like rash, medical experts are alerting the public to new signs of the virus.
Who knew walking could provide so many benefits to our health? As it turns out, new research suggests timing walks after meals could boost health even more.
It's widely believed that lifestyle plays a large role in cancer risk. However, new research is suggesting another important factor may have a greater impact.
The U.S. government will receive 150,000 doses of the vaccine in September. Until then, health officials may have a solution for the currently limited supply.
With monkeypox cases continuing to rise across the country, it's important to be aware of how the illness spreads and how to keep yourself safe from exposure.
Coronary artery disease develops over many years, typically due to a build-up of cholesterol deposits (or plaques) and inflammation in the coronary arteries.
The Inflation Reduction Act would be making significant changes to health care policy and prescription drugs. However, there are some limits to this measure.