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When Jillian and Christian MacNamara found out in early 2015 that they were having twin boys, they were thrilled.

Teens who use "fake weed," or synthetic cannabis, may be more likely to engage in risky behaviors than those who use only marijuana, a new study finds.

As clocks go forward this month, the summer countdown begins — and we have a plan to get you beach body ready in just ten weeks.

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Just a small fraction of adolescents with opioid addiction will receive medications that can help them quit, new research shows.

Support programs for new mothers help them to breastfeed their babies for longer periods and to keep breast milk as the baby's only source of nutrition, according to a new review of existing evidence.

Adults who were born prematurely at a very low birth weight may be more likely to experience mental health problems like depression and anxiety, a recent study suggests.

While postpartum depression is a personal struggle and not everyone is comfortable speaking out about it, these brave women chose to share their stories.

These are the key exercises that you have to be doing, regardless of your specialty.

We're losing an hour of sleep as we “spring forward” this week, having turned our clocks an hour ahead on Sunday morning.

Cheating on a significant other isn’t always about sex.

Maybe you started to shower with your toddler because it’s easier to tote them in with you versus suds them up solo later.

In a certified-organic field in Ramganj Mandi, India, the soil is arid and hasn’t seen water in months.

This 10-minute routine from Prevention’s new Fit in 10: Slim and Strong—for Life! program will help you tone and strengthen your deepest core muscles for a flatter, firmer belly.

A Connecticut town is mourning the loss of a softball standout whose suspected concussion symptoms led to an inoperable brain tumor diagnosis.

Formerly conjoined twin girls are one step closer to going home after being released from Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital on Thursday so that they could continue inpatient rehabilitation at UC Davis Children’s Hospital in Sacramento.

The opioid crisis affects people from every socio-economic background in every state, afflicting every race, creed and color, from teenagers to senior citizens.

The opioid crisis affects people from every socio-economic background in every state, afflicting every race, creed and color, from teenagers to senior citizens.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has $80 million to $90 million left over from the last major outbreak of bird flu to fight any new discoveries of the virus, the department's chief veterinary officer said on Thursday.