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Americans are addicted to snacks, and food experts are paying closer attention to what that might mean for health and obesity.

Thousands of Conagra Brands' hamburger buns are facing a recall over concerns the product poses a potential choking hazard. 

The first lady said she is "deeply concerned about the growing epidemic of e-cigarette use in our children."

A United Kingdom woman who thought she was pregnant for weeks was devastated to learn her unborn baby was actually a cancerous growth. 

Beckett was 3 when he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in April 2018.

Two additional cases of the potentially deadly mosquito-borne Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus have been confirmed in Massachusetts, one of which was reportedly confirmed in a 5 -year-old girl. 

The graphic aftermath of his cocaine use was documented in BMJ Case Reports.

Educators at an Alabama high school have removed some of the stall doors in the building's bathroom in an effort to stop students from vaping in rest rooms.

An Indian woman is now blinded in one eye after the whistle attached to a pressure cooker shot off the cooking device and lodged into her skull.

Nine students in Florida were recently hospitalized after eating candy that contained marijuana, officials said. 

T. Scott Marr’s family now calls him the "miracle man."

A new study shows that scientists might be able to not only slow the process of aging but actually reverse it, Benjamin Button-style.

Purdue Pharma, the maker of the painkiller OxyContin, is expected to file for bankruptcy after attempts to reach a settlement over its role in the opioid crisis came to a standstill, state attorneys general involved in the talks said Saturday.

U.S. health officials on Friday again urged people to stop vaping until they figure out why some are coming down with serious breathing illnesses.

You shouldn’t wash raw chicken before you cook it.

The staff members headed out as forecasters warned that the hurricane was headed for Georgia’s coast, prompting concern about safety.

The warning comes after officials said they had identified a possible 450 cases of illness, including three deaths.

Using mouthwash after working out could negatively impact the cardiovascular benefits of exercising, particularly lowering blood pressure, a new study claims. 

Of the 143 illnesses, 33 required hospitalization, and 26 occurred in children younger than 5.

New York health officials this week announced they are investigating the compound vitamin E acetate as a possible cause of the vaping-associated lung illnesses in the state. Federal health officials, too, are looking into the substance as a possible cause — though they were quick to note it is only one of the many they are investigating.