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This debilitating disease, called epidermolysis bullosa (EB), makes even the most common activity, such as walking or a hug, very painful.

Rene Craighead is speaking out.

If you're experiencing nausea, stomach pain, vomiting and diarrhea, you may have a nasty stomach bug known as norovirus.

A broad smile plastered to his face, Moshe Sasokin joyfully bounds through the halls of Prosthetics in Motion.

A four-month old baby who was wrongly diagnosed with colic nearly died three times and had to undergo open heart surgery after suffering a heart attack.

A four-month old baby who was wrongly diagnosed with colic nearly died three times and had to undergo open heart surgery after suffering a heart attack.

The beach was closed from July 6 to July 10 because of the outbreak.

Emma Carrey, from Queensland, Australia, revealed on Instagram that she’s already purchased a ticket back to Switzerland for a second chance at a European vacation.

A 4-year-old girl from Lancashire, England, could have died after her skull was almost crushed by a "devil dog" which savaged her while she played in a friend's garden.

Ritz cracker products have been recalled across the U.S. due to salmonella concerns.

Even a $1 bag of salt water is sometimes difficult to find in the current drug shortage. The situation is affecting emergency rooms, hospitals, doctors, and paramedics.

FDA approves new drug for excessive perspiration.

One English schoolgirl has learned her lesson after making slime for a YouTube tutorial that left her hands covered in chemical burns.

One English schoolgirl has learned her lesson after making slime for a YouTube tutorial that left her hands covered in chemical burns.

He's one of only a few dozen people with the syndrome.

Heath officials now say 163 cases in 10 states are likely linked to McDonald's salads.

A salmonella outbreak has affected 26 states and left at least 40 people hospitalized, and health officials say a single source of the strain has not been found.

A New Jersey father who contracted a flesh-eating bacteria while crabbing at Matt’s Landing in Maurice River in early July will reportedly need to have his fingers amputated in order to prevent the spread of infection — and his family hopes doctors can save the rest of his limbs.

They're speaking out about their heartbreaking stories to educate others.

A teenage boy with autism in Lawrence, Kansas died last week from heat exhaustion, his mother said. Now, she’s warning others about the dangers of the scorching summer temperatures.