More People on Quarantined Cruise Ship Diagnosed with Coronavirus as China Death Toll Passes 560
The new strain of coronavirus has killed over 550 people since late last year.
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Andrew Yang Says Americans More Worried About Health Care, Education Than Impeaching Donald Trump
The presidential candidate urged Democrats to focus on health care, child care and climate change rather than on Trump's impeachment -- a process he supports.
Marijuana Legalization 2020: These States Could Legalize Weed In The New Year
So far, 33 states have legalized medical marijuana and 11 have approved adult recreational use. Here's a look at which states could be next.
Nine Myths About Exercise Debunked by a Scientist
There are a lot of reasons people don't exercise, and a lot of misconceptions.
Sons Whose Mothers Were Obese During Pregnancy More Likely to Have Lower IQs, Study Finds
Researchers did not observe the same correlation among daughters.
Intermittent Fasting Appears to Have Many Health Benefits, Scientists Claim
Studies in animals and humans indicate fasting could improve cognitive performance, heart health, and symptoms of diabetes and obesity.
Congress Silently Killed Several Cannabis Reforms This Month Despite Mounting Public Support
The recreational cannabis industry, which is fully legal in 11 states, will continue to face onerous levels of red tape and uncertainty well into 2020.
Man's Headaches and Eye Pain Turns out to Be Syphilis That Had Spread to His Head
Cases of the sexually transmitted infection (STI) syphilis are rising in the U.S.
California Ban on Non-Medical Vaccine Exemptions Led to Coverage Spike in 'High-Risk' Counties
The state banned non-medical vaccine exemptions from 2016.
Measles Outbreak in Texas As First Case Reported in Travis County for 20 Years
Austin Public Health is working with health departments in Central Texas to tell people what kind of risk of exposure to the disease there has been.
Scientists Watch Type 2 Diabetes Unfold for First Time
Researchers at Newcastle University say they have observed the development of Type 2 diabetes for the first time, confirming a decade-old theory on what triggers the condition.
More Than 1,000 Pounds of Pork Sausages Recalled Over Fears Products Are Contaminated With 'Hard, Dark Plastic'
Approximately 1,092 pounds of ready to eat pork sausage products shipped to Illinois and New York might be contaminated.
