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An 8-year-old in Minnesota has woken from a medically-induced coma to begin his years=long road to recovery after he fell 15 feet from a cliff during a family hike at Taylors Falls.

An itchy problem is affecting a Big Island hospital in Hawaii: scabies.

Hunters love the thrill of the chase in Wisconsin, but with more deer being infected by chronic wasting disease, should they consider backing off?

After 10 months of medical ups and downs, a 21-year-old man is on his way to recovery thanks to a life-saving organ donation from his mom.

A Chinese scientist who claims he helped make the world's first gene-edited babies said Wednesday that a second pregnancy is underway amid increasing worry from leading scientists who question the experiment’s ethics.

Drinking sweetened drinks -- like soda -- could increase your chance of developing a certain type of diabetes more than other fructose-containing foods, a recent study concluded.

New Jersey officials say two premature infants with a bacterial infection have died.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Tuesday it had found high levels of heavy metals such as lead and nickel in some kratom products, following field investigations.

It’s every college’s worst nightmare: mold.

A resident in Pennington County has become South Dakota’s first flu death of this year’s season, the state’s department of health announced Monday.

A Florida man underwent surgery Monday after his vape pen exploded in his pants causing second- and third-degree burns on his legs.

Belgian officials are investigating whether doctors improperly euthanized a woman with autism, the first criminal investigation in a euthanasia case since the practice was legalized in 2002 in the European nation.

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A group of 126 NICU nurses in Missouri whose office pool struck it lucky in the Mega Millions decided to club their winnings together and use it for the greater good.

A California man who for years heard friends tease him about his “beer belly” even though he didn’t drink is now more than a 100 pounds lighter after discovering over the summer that the extra weight was actually a massive cancerous tumor.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have confirmed 116 cases of a rare, polio-like condition so far this year, making it the highest amount the U.S. has seen since 2016.

Three more students at the University of Maryland have become sickened by the Adenovirus — less than a week after the school announced one student died from a deadly strain of the virus.

It's now safe to eat some romaine lettuce, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Monday.

A North Carolina trooper clocked a speeding minivan going about 85 miles per hour on Saturday, but it turns out the driver had a decent excuse.

A heartbroken young mum has warned parents to be vigilant after her 6-week-old son died just four days after being struck down by meningitis.