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She said that just four days after having the implants removed she felt like she could "finally" breathe again.

A new study has found that the drug — also known as Special K — can help heavy drinkers cut back dramatically on alcohol.

The number of cases rose by 27 since the last update was given on Nov. 22.

The discovery shocked his doctor.

Because of the severity of his cerebral palsy, his parents were told Bleu would never walk.

A hospital in New Jersey is acknowledging a kidney transplant mix-up, according to a spokesman who said that both patients ultimately ended up receiving a kidney “and are doing well.”

The man's organ smashed the current Guinness World Record holder by a whopping seven pounds.

The photo moved thousands as it went viral on Twitter, with many users posting their own final moments with loved ones.

It was a case of home remedies gone foul.

An update to consumers warned that some products are being marketed with "unproven medical claims" and are of "unknown quality."

Wealthy restaurateur Harry Morton, who was found dead Saturday afternoon at the age of just 38, may have died because of surgery complications, according to a new report.

She claims doctors have warned her that her reconstructed belly button may open back up.

Jianrong said his patient is doing well after one week, but the long-term effects from the massive infestation are unclear.

The company notified FSIS after receiving complaints from consumers.

Thanks to a gift from her grandchildren, a woman is still alive.

Federal health officials are urging people not to eat any romaine lettuce linked to Salinas, California, because of an E. coli outbreak — nearly one year after a similar food poisoning upsurge prompted health officials to issue a warning about the leafy greens.

What to know about the potentially life-threatening illness.

Dr. Manny reviews what we know about chronic wasting disease in deer.

Doctors were forced to remove a large part of a British woman’s skull after she was hit by a car while crossing the street. 

The items, which were produced by Morris Meat Packing between Nov. 25, 2017, and Nov. 9, 2019, were shipped to distributors and retailers within Illinois.