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A Utah boy is recovering from his third surgery after he accidentally swallowed 14 magnets while hiding a fidget cube from his older brother in his mouth.

A hospital in central Oregon has made a small change that represented a huge difference for its transgender patients: It removed the gender designation from patient identification bracelets.

A midnight sun can evoke many images, including those of an endless night and a beautiful, soft light — but a really awful sunburn probably isn't one of them.

A mom has revealed how she will miss breastfeeding her daughter after the youngster finally weaned at age 9.

A Texas woman who traveled to Mexico for a plastic surgery procedure on her nose is now fighting for her life, her family says.

The Kansas City Health Department admitted to intentionally destroying food meant for the homeless earlier this month, citing a lack of permits and the potential danger of foodborne illnesses.

Could a simple neck ultrasound be the key to an early dementia diagnosis?

Officials say at least 150 people who went to a Village Tavern restaurant in Charlotte are at risk of getting hepatitis A.

After a decade, Americans have new physical activity guidelines to aim for — and officials hope the changes will get more people encouraged to get moving.

An anniversary trip to Texas nearly turned fatal for one Detroit man last month when he noticed the flesh on his thigh was peeling away while he was in the shower.

A paddle in the sea led to a terrifying drama for a female angler after she was bitten by a baby shark, only for the wound to be infected by a flesh-eating bacteria - leaving her in fear of losing her foot.

The 12-year-old boy who captured hearts across the nation with an early Christmas celebration had another meaningful wish come true last week when he helped walk his mom down the aisle at her wedding, just days before his tragic death.

A child leukemia survivor who narrowly escaped death is now set to graduate as a pediatric nurse and live her dream of helping save children's lives.

A British tourist died after she contracted rabies when she was bitten by a cat during a vacation in Morocco.

Many young Americans are opting to get their healthcare from urgent care centers and retail health clinics.

Imagine having four separate battles with cancer by the time you’re 28.

A Georgia family is celebrating the arrival of their two youngest members.

What to know about in vitro fertilization (IVF) -- a costly fertility treatment former First Lady Michelle Obama talks about using in her soon-to-be released memoir.

Twin sisters are recovering and sleeping apart for the first time in their 15 months of life after undergoing a six-hour separation surgery.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration next week will issue a ban on the sale of fruit and candy flavored electronic cigarettes in convenience stores and gas stations, an agency official said, in a move to counter a surge in teenage use of e-cigarettes.