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Federal health officials on Thursday reported the first death in an ongoing salmonella outbreak linked to raw turkey.

A 55-year-old Utah man has become the state’s first rabies fatality since 1944 after a weeks-long struggle with the infection that first presented as neck and back pain.

Women in Nevada will now be able to buy feminine hygiene products without paying the so-called “tampon tax.”

Anyone who has experienced a traumatic event — an assault, accident or warfare, just to name a few — can experience symptoms of PTSD.

A 34-year-old active duty Air Force Airman nabbed an Ironman 70.3 personal record last month and even found time to pump breast milk during the run portion of the race to feed her 7-month-old son.

Did you know using your cell phone on the toilet could put you at risk for this?

Anyone who’s ever tried to lose weight knows how difficult reaching your weight goals can seem to be. But a new study found those who step on a scale on a daily basis were more likely to shed weight than those who did not.

Doctors have used a self-learning computer to detect changes in brain scans that are too subtle for the human eye to see

Dessert lovers should be on the lookout for at least four Duncan Hines cake mix flavors which were voluntarily recalled due to salmonella concerns, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Monday.

The nation's leading pediatricians' group has strengthened its advice against spanking and other physical punishment because of the potential for long-term harm.

A retired Argentinian professional boxer died in front of a horrified crowd on Sunday after he choked to death during a televised croissant-eating contest.

The Brooklyn IVF mom who offered to swap her girl embryo for the boy embryo of her dreams is on course to create her perfect family.

A mom was left blind in one eye when a microscopic parasite latched onto her cornea after she went swimming while wearing her contact lenses.

A 7-month-old baby born with a parasitic twin attached to her torso has successfully had the conjoined limbs removed.

The patient never had any say in the matter.

Critics of the new drug call it "dangerous" and say it "will kill people."

Sam Ballard, who ate a slug on a dare while with friends, has died eight years later.

It seems we can’t go more than a week without hearing about the latest recall.

How one woman fought for her family, and her health, after being diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer while pregnant.

The bloody tears stopped spontaneously about one hour.