Chances are if you knew the amount of bacteria that lives on your cell phone due to the amount of texting, e-mailing and phoning you do, you’d be alarmed.

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A nonprofit environmental group has sued the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, claiming the agency failed to regulate toxic chemicals found in "antimicrobial" soap and other

A new gel could take the place of painful root canals and tooth fillings, according to Discovery News.

A Cherokee County man suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease is leading a push to let people donate vital organs — before they die.

The acronym BYOB doesn’t stand for bring your own booze for thousands of excited new moms. That's because new moms around the country who breast feed can look

It was bound to happen – “plus-size” clothes for tots. With the World Health Organization placing worldwide childhood obesity at epidemic numbers with more

A Spanish farmer given the world’s first full facial transplant appeared in public for the first time Monday as he was discharged from the hospital to start a

Southwest Airlines kicked a thin passenger off the airplane to make room for an obese teen, myfoxdfw reported.

Public sex. Risky and wrong? Maybe. Terribly exciting? Absolutely.

Portable baby recliners that are supposed to help fussy babies sleep better are being recalled after the death of an infant.

The family of a man who died after falling from operating table is suing a St. Paul hospital.

An undercover investigation by the Government Accountability Office found that four genetic testing companies delivered contradictory predictions based on the

Internal bleeding, recurring sores, asthma and fevers up to 106 degrees – these are just a few of the health issues Reece LoCiero has been facing since he was 10-months-old.

.S. health officials say a fungus usually found in the tropics has taken root in the Pacific Northwest and has been blamed for at least 60 illnesses and 15 deaths.