To date, only children 12 and over have been able to receive a COVID-19 vaccination, but that may change sooner than anticipated. Read on for the latest news.
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Donovanosis is a "flesh-eating" sexually transmitted infection characterized by the bacteria that damage skin tissue, and cases are on the rise.
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The CDC gave booster-eligible people the green light to mix-and-match vaccines. As Americans seek out the shot, which COVID-19 booster is right for you?
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James Michael Tyler, 59, died on Sunday. The actor was well known for his character, Gunther, the barista on the hit series "Friends."
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There has been much debate over whether it's possible to mix and match COVID-19 vaccine boosters. Now, medical experts are weighing in.
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Tawny Kitaen's actual cause of death was dilated cardiomyopathy, a common type of heart disease. The actress died earlier this year on May 7, 2021.
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YouTube star and gaming streamer Rachell "Valkyrae" Hofstetter is facing backlash for her supposed blue-light-blocking skincare line.
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Medical experts believe that Powell's immune response to the vaccine had been compromised due to a diagnosis of multiple myeloma.
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In light of Colin Powell's death, CNN chief national correspondent John King opened up regarding the details of his multiple sclerosis diagnosis.
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During the 2020-2021 flu season, some strains of influenza have virtually disappeared. Some experts believe they may even be extinct.
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A recent study determined that the effectiveness of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine had dropped in five months from a nearly 90% protection rate to only 3%.
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New research found that primary school students experienced mental health issues after schools shut down due to the pandemic.
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Tributes from around the world continue to pour in as leaders react to the passing of Colin Powell. He was 84 years old at the time of his death.
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While extremely rare, two kinds of vaccine mix-ups have occurred as a result of human error within the health care community amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
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With COVID-19 cases on the decline, many Americans are wondering if the U.S. will be able to prevent another surge in infections and hospitalizations.
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Former President Bill Clinton has been hospitalized for a non-COVID-related infection. His doctors have since released a statement on his condition.
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When it comes to prevention, detection is our most important line of defense against the development of cancer. Why are advanced cancer rates rising?
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Symptomatic pregnant COVID-19 patients are at an increased risk for birth complications over those who present as asymptomatic. This is true on a global level.
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Some health experts are concerned about a rise in COVID-19 cases as people travel during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. How prevalent is the Delta variant?
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Many people have been experiencing swollen lymph nodes in the underarm area after getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Here's what you should know.
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A projection shared with NPR by researchers who advise the CDC suggests that there will be no winter surge and that COVID-19 cases will continue to decline.
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Rachel Maddow, a political commentator and host of her eponymous show on MSNBC, took to Twitter on October 6, revealing her cancer diagnosis.
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In September, Kelis' husband, Mike Mora, 37, revealed in a series of Instagram posts that for the past year, he'd been living with cancer.
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"Chopped Junior" winner Fuller Goldsmith, 17, died Tuesday after a yearslong battle with this disease.
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You've probably heard that COVID-19 cases in the United States are declining. Here's why -- plus how long it's expected to last.
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On Wednesday, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced its endorsement for the first-ever malaria vaccine. Here's what we know.
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While no vaccine is 100% effective at preventing COVID-19, here is how effective the Pfizer vaccine is at preventing severe infection.
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