Detroit officials warn of Hepatitis A scare at Whole Foods

Fox 2 Detroit reported that the Detroit Health Department announced Thursday that the first case was a food handler at the grocery sto...

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Source of Legionnaires' outbreak is identified

A cooling tower that eluded investigators' initial sweep of the city of Hopkins has been identified as the source of a Legionnai...

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Calcium supplements could give you a heart attack

People who took calcium pills were 22% more likely to have plaque buildup in their arteries, the Journal of the American Heart Assoc...

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Thailand King Bhumibol Health Update 2016: Death Fears Grow After Hospitalization From Blood Purification

Thailand's elderly king was in unstable condition after he received a treatment Saturday to purify his blood. King Bhumibol Adulyadej ...

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Can The Mumps Kill You? Arkansas Investigating Hundreds Of Cases In Outbreak

A mumps outbreak brought 427 cases of the virus to northwestern Arkansas, the state's department of health reported Friday. Thirte...

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World Mental Health Day: 7 Mental Illness Myths That Need Unlearning

Oct. 10 marks World Mental Health day. According to the World Health Organization, the objective of observing the day is to raise awar...

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Ice cream recalled for possible listeria

Nestlé USA, Inc. is initiating a voluntary recall of its Nestlé Drumstick Club 16 count Variety Pack and 24 count Vanilla Pack (with...

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FDA Warns Parents to Stop Using Teething Tablets and Gels

Parents may have fewer options to soothe their teething child. The US Food and Drug Administration is warning caregivers to stop usi...

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FDA to Parents: Don't Give Your Kids Homeopathic Teething Tablets

Some tablets and gels aimed at helping to soothe babies' teething pains may be dangerous for infants and toddlers, the Food and Dr...

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People with acne are better protected against ageing: study

Comparing genetic information from women with and without acne, the study found that acne-prone women had significantly longer telomeres. ...

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More Zika mosquitoes captured in Miami Beach, county says

Health officials visited the area of 575 W 49th St. near La Gorce Golf Club on Saturday to alert residents that traps had captured mos...

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Oregon begins recreational marijuana sales on Saturday

The two agencies that regulate Oregon’s marijuana industry approved rules to allow retailers to keep products on their store shelves t...

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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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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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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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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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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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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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