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Everything to know about the norovirus, the stomach bug impacting the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.

Many adults who use ibuprofen and other so-called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) drugs take too much, increasing their risk of serious side effects like internal bleeding and heart attacks, a U.S. study suggests.

An Oregon hospital who denied an illegal immigrant a liver transplant due to her lack of citizenship later terminated the policy.

18-month old Lucas Warren is the new Gerber Baby and first child with Down syndrome to hold the title since the contest began.

U.S. health authorities say an herbal supplement promoted as an alternative pain remedy contains the same chemicals found in opioids, the addictive family of drugs at the center of a national addiction crisis.

The bug reportedly began to spread Sunday, when private security guards lodging in nearby Jinbu complained of headaches, stomach pain and diarrhea.

Two New York lawmakers want the state to mandate child-resistant packaging, individual warning labels and uniform colors for toxic laundry detergent pods amid the dangerous trend of people eating them and encouraging or daring others to do the same.

A Michigan couple with 13 sons in is expecting another child and they won't know the sex until the baby is born.

As the nation continues to fight the flu, some families are sharing their stories in hopes of preventing others from facing similar tragedies.

A Michigan couple with 13 sons in is expecting another child and they won't know the sex until the baby is born.

Doctors were forced to amputate both of a man's feet and 9 fingers after complications from the flu.

Drinking hot ea could be linked to an increased risk of esophageal tumors in people who smoke and drink alcohol according to a new study.

Olympic security workers have been called in...

A Michigan couple with 13 sons in is expecting another child and they won't know the sex until the baby is born.

Four companies offered a total of 12 different influenza vaccines this year. But not all are created equal.

Medically supervised injection sites could be the answer for curbing the deadliest drug crisis in American history, and with an estimated 1,200 overdose deaths in 2017, Philadelphia is willing to give the unconventional approach a try.

As the nation continues to fight the flu, some families are sharing their stories in hopes of preventing others from facing similar tragedies.

Medically supervised injection sites could be the answer for curbing the deadliest drug crisis in American history, and with an estimated 1,200 overdose deaths in 2017, Philadelphia is willing to give the unconventional approach a try.

First-grader Savanna Jessie was rushed to the hospital after her family found her unresponsive. She was being treated for the flu, strep throat, and scarlet fever.

New research from the University of Rochester Medical Center says low levels of alcohol consumption actually keeps inflammation at bay and clears your brain of toxins — including those associated with Alzheimer’s disease.