There may be some good news for women as researchers say that a newer, less painful mammogram may be possible.
Workers hired to bury dead Ebola victims in Sierra Leone have gone on strike and are dumping bodies out on the streets for not receiving their dues.
A Colorado mother was faced with a tough decision - live and let new unborn baby die, or die and let her miracle baby live.
Health experts said regular tests for vitamin D levels are not proven to be beneficial or harmful to a person, despite previous research warning of damaging effects of vitamin D deficiencies in adults.
In a bid to curb obesity in the United States, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration will announce that it is making final two rules that require calorie information be listed.
A new study released Tuesday found that eating a serving of yogurt daily could help lower our risk of developing type 2 diabetes when incorporated into an otherwise healthy diet.
Men and women who are in high powered positions experience more stress, however a new study found that holding a position of power with weighty responsibilities can actually increase symptoms of depression in women but diminishes them in men.
Despite the bad reputation that school meals often get from health experts, a new study has found that children are eating healthier food at school than they are at home.
Researchers say the best way to minimize the chances of a repeated suicide attempt is by having the person attend therapy sessions, according to a report.
European consumers are on high alert about a possible continent-wide bird flu epidemic after a wild duck tested positive for the H5N8 virus in northeast Germany, according to reports.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
