The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is urging parents and caregivers to stay away from teething products marketed as “jewelry” after receiving multiple reports of serious injuries in children, including strangulation, choking incidents and even death.
Doctors treating a 5-year-old boy in Kentucky are hoping to have him home in time for Christmas after a fall at school revealed a cancerous tumor in his arm.
"Sully" — President George H.W. Bush's service dog — has temporarily moved back to his birthplace before heading to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center next year.
Hundreds of people who reached out to Fox News through emails, and messages on social media, following the publication of a three-part series on the nation's struggle to address its crippling opioid crisis caused mainly by illegal drugs, and the unintended victims – chronic pain sufferers who have relied on prescribed opioids for relief -- left in its wake.
From botched lip-fillers to sepsis-ridden implants and even death, here's a look at some of 2018's most severe complications in the world of cosmetic surgery.
Every year Americans suffer from about a 1 billion colds and up to 20 percent of them get the flu, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Nutritionist Frances Largeman-Roth goes over the best foods and dishes that can help fight off that nasty cold or flu this year.
An 88-year-old great grandmother died after she was flung from her wheelchair when it hit a pothole - outside a hospital's emergency department, her family claims.
A 37-year-old man who was sentenced to six months in prison on drug charges in 2016 is suing the Texas Department of Criminal Justice over claims that nobody could take him to the hospital for a flesh-eating bacteria infection that was eating away at his arm due to staff shortages.
A Tennessee father who was given a year to live after being diagnosed with an extremely rare degenerative illness now requires 24-hour care at a nursing facility as his family hopes for a cure for the currently untreatable condition.
In what seems like a Christmas miracle, the inoperable brain tumor of an 11-year-old girl in Texas has disappeared, and doctors say they don’t know why.