FDA issues recall for blood pressure medication due to cancer risk
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall for several drugs used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure due to the risk of cancer.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall for several drugs used to treat high blood pressure and heart failure due to the risk of cancer.
Veteran walking across American for PTSD awareness
A Marine Corp veteran is on a mission to honor his brother and help veterans with mental illness with a long cross country journey.
A Marine Corp veteran is on a mission to honor his brother and help veterans with mental illness with a long cross country journey.
McDonald's removing salads from 3,000 stores after illness caused by parasite
McDonald's is stopping the sale of salads at 3,000 restaurants after people became sick from a parasite causing intestinal illness.
McDonald's is stopping the sale of salads at 3,000 restaurants after people became sick from a parasite causing intestinal illness.
From Abajo to Z-Bars: DEA releases 125-page dictionary of drug street names
“Goog,” “pink panther,” and “whizz” – these are just a few of the new names that are being used by users and criminals when they are talking about drugs, at least according to the feds.
“Goog,” “pink panther,” and “whizz” – these are just a few of the new names that are being used by users and criminals when they are talking about drugs, at least according to the feds.
Pharmacist gets 12 years for diluting cancer drugs
A court in western Germany has sentenced a pharmacist to 12 years in prison for diluting cancer drugs on a massive scale in order to finance his luxury lifestyle.
A court in western Germany has sentenced a pharmacist to 12 years in prison for diluting cancer drugs on a massive scale in order to finance his luxury lifestyle.
Pierre-Paul shares gruesome photos, warning about fireworks
Three years after a tragic accident involving fireworks left Jason Pierre-Paul with a mangled hand, the NFL defensive end shared never-before-seen-- and very graphic-- images of his injuries.
Three years after a tragic accident involving fireworks left Jason Pierre-Paul with a mangled hand, the NFL defensive end shared never-before-seen-- and very graphic-- images of his injuries.
Georgia mom finds 'purpose' in newborn's cancer diagnosis
When Kristin Connor began her career as a business litigator two decades ago, she thought she'd found her calling.
When Kristin Connor began her career as a business litigator two decades ago, she thought she'd found her calling.
Sea lice warning posted for Florida Panhandle beaches
The Pensacola Beach Lifeguards have posted purple flags along their beaches as reports of so-called sea lice attacks increase.
The Pensacola Beach Lifeguards have posted purple flags along their beaches as reports of so-called sea lice attacks increase.
Fire department warns citizens that snakes may be in their pool noodles
The City of Buckeye Fire Department is warning the public to watch where you store your pool noodles when they are not in use.
The City of Buckeye Fire Department is warning the public to watch where you store your pool noodles when they are not in use.
Migrating bump on woman's face turned out to be a worm
Doctors say a woman who complained of a moving bump on her face, actually had a worm underneath her skin.
Doctors say a woman who complained of a moving bump on her face, actually had a worm underneath her skin.
Keeping your child busy or too busy?
Between camp, Scouts, soccer, and playdates, pediatrician and WebMD Medical Editor Hansa Bhargava says many kids are spending their summer just trying to keep up with the calendar.
Between camp, Scouts, soccer, and playdates, pediatrician and WebMD Medical Editor Hansa Bhargava says many kids are spending their summer just trying to keep up with the calendar.
Texas toddler hears sound for the first time in touching video
A Texas toddler heard sound for the first time on Tuesday thanks to a special implant.
A Texas toddler heard sound for the first time on Tuesday thanks to a special implant.
Veggie trays have made at least 78 people sick
The FDA is investigating a multi-state outbreak of a serious intestinal illness linked to Del Monte veggie trays.
The FDA is investigating a multi-state outbreak of a serious intestinal illness linked to Del Monte veggie trays.
America's favorite vegetable is broccoli
It’s official. America's favorite vegetable is broccoli.
It’s official. America's favorite vegetable is broccoli.
Kellogg's announce cereal recall due to potential presence of Salmonella
FDA officials announced Thursday that Kellogg's is recalling some of its "Honey Smacks" cereal due to a potential presence of Salmonella.
FDA officials announced Thursday that Kellogg's is recalling some of its "Honey Smacks" cereal due to a potential presence of Salmonella.
CDC: 'Throw away' pre-cut melons after salmonella outbreak
The CDC has issued a warning after a group of pre-cut melon products may have led to the hospitalization of over 30 people for salmonella infections.
The CDC has issued a warning after a group of pre-cut melon products may have led to the hospitalization of over 30 people for salmonella infections.
Mom warns others after son, 5, contracts rare disease from tick bite
One Georgia mother is warning others after her son contracted a rare disease from a tick bite.
One Georgia mother is warning others after her son contracted a rare disease from a tick bite.
Recipe: Grandma Chris' Strawberry Jell-O Cake
Dawn Stevens shared her favorite summer cake recipe, perfect for BBQs/picnics: Grandma Chris' strawberry Jell-O cake
Dawn Stevens shared her favorite summer cake recipe, perfect for BBQs/picnics: Grandma Chris' strawberry Jell-O cake
Many breast cancer patients can skip chemo, major study finds
Most women with the most common form of early-stage breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy without hurting their chances of beating the disease, doctors are reporting from a landmark study that used genetic testing to gauge each patient's risk.
Most women with the most common form of early-stage breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy without hurting their chances of beating the disease, doctors are reporting from a landmark study that used genetic testing to gauge each patient's risk.
Many breast cancer patients can skip chemo, study finds
Most women with the most common form of early-stage breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy without hurting their chances of beating the disease, doctors are reporting from a landmark study that used genetic testing to gauge each patient's risk.
Most women with the most common form of early-stage breast cancer can safely skip chemotherapy without hurting their chances of beating the disease, doctors are reporting from a landmark study that used genetic testing to gauge each patient's risk.