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A new study sheds light on just how many calories and added sugars children are drinking.

Abortion laws vary dramatically around the world -- in some countries it's a personal choice, in others it's flatly illegal, and in many countries abortions are only accepted in certain situations such as fetal impairment or in cases of rape.

The levels of lead in Flint, Michigan's water tested below the federal limit in a recent six-month study, the state department that oversees water quality announced Tuesday.

About 422 million people have been diagnosed with either Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes globally.

Gabriella Shypula made a decision about her uterus based on President Trump.

These adorable baby girls are Kalani and Jarani Dean. Despite their different appearances -- Kalani has light skin and blue eyes, and Jarani has dark skin and brown eyes -- they are actually twins.

A new state law that takes effect in March will let drivers in Ohio legally drive through a red light. But on one condition.

The risk of dying from cervical cancer might be much higher than experts previously thought, and women are encouraged to continue recommended cancer screenings.

Doctors in Louisiana removed a rare facial tumor from a Brazilian 3-year-old after her parents took to social media pleading for help.

Antimicrobial chemicals are used in many products -- including plush toys, pool wings, pacifier pockets, building blocks and even craft supplies like markers and scissors -- without any label required.

Arizona families are divided on whether Obamacare remains beneficial or has become a financial burden. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

Cancer deaths in the United States dropped over 20% between 1980 and 2014, but a new study shows that some places are being left behind.

Half of American adults have at least one chronic medical condition, such as type 2 diabetes or skin cancer. Among chronically ill patients ages 18 to 64, health coverage increased by nearly 5% in the first year that affordable insurance options were made available through Obamacare, according to a new study published Monday in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine.

Just because someone's on Obamacare doesn't mean they like it, as CNN's Jessica Ravitz found out when she traveled to Grant County, Nebraska.

Cases of flu are on the rise, according to a recent statement from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and experts are warning that this year's flu season will be worse than last.

Grant County, Nebraska, has the highest rate of Obamacare enrollees in the US. It also voted overwhelmingly for President Trump. A disconnect? Not to residents.

Psychiatrist Dr. Garrett Marie Deckel received a "moving" email last week from a patient with multiple personalities, a condition known as dissociative identity disorder, or DID.

Leo Santa Cruz snaps off punches, loud pops on sparring mitts. He is just days away from trying to win back his super featherweight boxing title and avenge the only loss of his professional boxing career, a unanimous decision to undefeated Carl Frampton in July.

The Food Standards Agency in the UK launched a campaign Monday to warn about cancer risks linked to eating burnt toast, over-roasted potatoes and other starchy foods cooked at high temperatures.

For the past three years, BethAnn Telford has trained for a grueling athletic achievement, the World Marathon Challenge. It's seven marathons on seven continents over seven days. An ambitious goal, but not her biggest challenge.