Isabelle Dinoire, Recipient of First Partial Facial Transplant, Dies at 49

Isabelle Dinoire, the Frenchwoman who in 2005 received the world’s first partial facial transplant, paving the way for dozens of other...

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How America Gets Its Deadliest New Drug

Websites and international smuggling rings are fueling a surge in overdoses thought to be due to the elephant-strength opioid carfentanil....

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Top 8 Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mothers and Babies

Choosing whether to breastfeed or bottle-feed your newborn baby is a personal decision. In fact, it is one of the first important de...

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Ohio police post graphic overdosing heroin parents photo

Ohio police have released a graphic photo of a couple overdosing on heroin with a four-year-old boy in the car. Rhonda Pasek, 50, an...

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Police Departments Offer ‘Free Meth Testing’ for Zika Virus to Catch Drug Users

Police departments are cracking down on meth users in a comical way. Police departments are warning meth users that their supply m...

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Skeletons' teeth acted like time capsules from London's Great Plague

Between the years 1665 and 1666, London's people suffered the last major epidemic of the bubonic plague that would strike England,...

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Clinton Suggests Russian Hackers May Be Trying To Help Trump

Hillary Clinton on Monday hinted that there may be a link between the recent cyber attacks on Democratic campaign groups and Donald Tr...

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9 HEALTH BENEFITS OF SWEET POTATOES

Sweet potatoes, also commonly labeled as yams, are an excellent and inexpensive staple to have on hand. These deep orange-fleshed nutritio...

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Marijuana clients prompt recusal of Ohio medical board chief

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The head of Ohio's state medical board says he won't participate in establishing rules for certifying docto...

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Thanksgiving flight bookings to Miami fall on Zika risk: study

Flight bookings to Miami for the Thanksgiving holiday in November dropped after the Zika virus was detected in the Wynwood area in the...

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Caesarean birth might increase obesity risk, says study

Babies born by Caesarean are at higher risk of becoming obese, especially compared with siblings born by vaginal delivery, a large stu...

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Only Elizabeth Holmes knew it all at once-lauded Theranos: VF's Nick Bilton

A culture of secrecy at embattled blood-testing start-up Theranos was fostered by founder and CEO Elizabeth Holmes, and when things un...

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P&G affected by FDA’s new ban on antibacterial ingredients

Procter & Gamble Co. is among U.S. manufacturers affected by a new Food & Drug Administration rule that bans the marketing of an...

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First face transplant patient, Isabelle Dinoire, dies at 49

Paris (CNN)The recipient of the world's first face transplant, Isabelle Dinoire, has died, according to French doctors. A statem...

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Top 6 Summer Foods You Should Be Eating

Summer is an amazing time of year, abounds with fresh, delicious and healthy choices of food. As a general rule then, eating many of t...

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WHO certifies Sri Lanka a malaria-free nation

WHO regional director Poonam Khetrapal Singh said in a statement that Sri Lanka was among the most malaria-affected countries in the m...

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Hope in the fight against Alzheimer’s? A new drug focuses on prevention of the disease

A newly developed antibody-based therapy offers new insight on an old method in the race to develop an effective drug against Alzhei...

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Antibacterial Soaps Have Phased Out Controversial Ingredients, But Concerns Remain About New Ones

The Food and Drug Administration has washed its hands of antibacterial soaps that contain certain active ingredients because manufacturers...

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