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Medical marijuana may help with several health conditions, but it's certainly not a cure for cancer.

Reports of self-harm jumped nearly 70 percent among younger teen girls in the UK between 2011 and 2014, suggesting an urgent need for interventions targeted to this group, researchers say.

The EpiPen reportedly malfunctioned 228 times this year and was cited in seven deaths and 35 hospitalizations, a reported stated.

A 9-year-old boy is celebrating his last Christmas early, and has asked for the world to send him holiday cards to help spread cheer.

Hospital officials met with the relatives of a toddler in need of a kidney on Thursday, after protesters called for action on a decision to delay the child’s transplant until January over his father’s criminal record.

A jury was shown before-and-after photos of a woman who claims she sought Botox injections from a mobile clinic that left her permanently disfigured, and “looking 50 years older.”

After 13 years, 15 miscarriages, an ectopic pregnancy, multiple failed surrogacy attempts and three failed adoptions, Lindsay and Brian Vargas finally welcomed a daughter into their home via adoption on Oct. 15, and revealed that she will be joined by twin siblings via surrogacy in April.

An nurse has been banned from working at Oklahoma County jail after onlookers said the woman attempted an exorcism on a female inmate who died the following day.

Federal regulators are studying these products that heat tobacco rather than burn it. Manufacturers hope they can overtake e-cigarettes.

You’ve gotten snipped, and now want kids. Here are your chances of making a baby

A nurse can now mark labor and delivery experience down on her resume after she delivered her own baby in her car outside of the hospital that she works in.

One honeybee's stinger wound up in a pretty weird location: lodged in the back of a teen girl's throat, a recent report of the case reveals.

Two students are recovering after eating what their parents said appeared to be pop rocks candy, but was later found to be contaminated with cocaine.

Stubbed toes, jammed fingers, and bumped shins are the stuff of everyday life, but once in a while we end up with an injury that we think might need medical attention.

Frankenstein is born again – this time, on Halloween.

An E. coli outbreak has sickened approximately 300 at Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego and several others at Camp Pendleton, with at least 10 patients requiring care at an off-campus hospital.

A mom in West Virginia said she discovered heroin among her child’s Halloween candy while she was conducting an inspection of her daughter’s trick-or-treating loot.

The moment surgeons retrieved 639 massive nails from a man's intestines using a magnet was captured on video.

First-time father comforts his young son at the pediatrician.

Indivior Plc's experimental drug to treat opioid addiction should be approved, an advisory panel to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration concluded on Tuesday.