When HPV Vaccine Has Option To Opt Out, Parents More Likely To Opt InThe vaccine was invented to prevent cancer, but its use has been controversial.
CDC Warns Against Miami Beach Travel After More Zika Hits FloridaFive local cases of Zika have been declared in Florida's Miami Beach.
Newsy Women (And One Dude) Get Real About PeriodsPeriods are so taboo that the term "taboo" even originates from the Polynesian word for menstruation.
Dr. Drew's Concern For Hillary Clinton's Health Is Probably UnfoundedTV physician Dr. Drew said he had concerns about Hillary Clinton's health, but she seems to be taking appropriate medicine for her conditions.
The Real Culprit Behind The Common Cold Might Be ... Camels?A team of researchers found traces of the common cold in 6 percent of the animals studied.
Aetna CEO Told DOJ He'd Abandon Obamacare If It Blocked His MergerAetna is downsizing its role in Obamacare despite previously defending its losses on the federal exchanges.
Massive Yellow Fever Outbreak Prompts Emergency Vaccinations In AfricaThe goal is to vaccinate 14 million more people.
Michigan's Lead Problem Extends Beyond FlintThe state found increased lead levels in kids under six in Detroit and Grand Rapids.
Aetna Bails On Obamacare, Leaves Some Arizona Residents High And DryArizona has one week to find another insurance company willing to cover Pinal County.
This Common Pain Reliever Could Cause Behavioral Issues In ChildrenChildren whose mothers took acetaminophen during pregnancy could be at a greater risk of developing hyperactivity and other behavioral issues.
Viruses Might Be More Likely To Get You Sick In The MorningViruses seem to spread more effectively when they infect a host's body early in the day, a new study suggests.
Could The Massive Flooding In Louisiana Increase The Risk Of Zika?Once the floodwaters start to recede, there could be a different threat waiting.
Clinton And Trump Seem To Have Really Different Views On ZikaSo far, 21 people have the virus in Florida alone.
Texas Confirms Its First Zika-Related DeathA baby girl with a Zika-related condition died shortly after birth, health officials said.
One New Discovery Could Treat 3 Neglected DiseasesAn experimental compound could kill parasites that cause Chagas disease, sleeping sickness and leishmaniasis.
Here's What Those Red Spots On Michael Phelps' Back Were All AboutTurns out those huge red spots weren't perfectly circular hickeys or pepperoni tattoos after all.
Reading A Book For Just 3.5 Hours A Week Could Help You Live LongerResearchers say they found book readers live an average of two years longer than people who don't read at all.
Scientists Are Pushing Ahead With Human-Animal Hybrid ResearchThe federal government has plans to fund human-animal hybrid research. Here's what that means and why it raises ethical concerns.
Zika Vaccine Trials Have Begun, But Funding Is About To Run OutThe vaccine is still a long way from commercial use, but funding to fight Zika could run out by the end of the month.
Florida's Zika Problem Could Be Much Bigger Than The Numbers SuggestFlorida announced a second wave of Zika cases from local mosquitoes. Ten more cases have been confirmed after the first four were announced Friday.
'Lay Off Me, I'm Starving': Newsy Tries Mindful EatingA health psychologist says you can eat anything as long as you eat it mindfully.
Amy Winehouse's Legacy Could Help Future Female AddictsThe house, known as Amy's Place, will serve women in the U.K. who have already undergone traditional substance rehabilitation.
A Reindeer Might Have Caused Siberia's Sudden Anthrax OutbreakLocal officials say they believe a reindeer died from anthrax decades ago. And thanks to a heat wave, the carcass thawed and released anthrax spores.
What's Behind This Big Bounce In Injuries At Trampoline Parks?According to a new study, injuries at trampoline parks in the U.S. are increasing at an alarming rate.
Breastfeeding Is Really Good For Babies, But Millions Can't Do ItUNICEF wants women to breastfeed their babies because it's like a first vaccine, but that can be difficult for HIV-positive mothers.
1.7-Million-Year-Old Bone Shows Cancer Has Been Around For A Long TimeA new study says modern society didn't invent cancer.
Uber Might Not Decrease Drunken Driving, But We're The Reason WhyUber says there are "fewer drunk drivers on the streets" in cities where it operates, but a new study suggests the service has little to no effect.
The First Cases Of Locally Transmitted Zika Are Confirmed In FloridaMore than 1,600 cases have been reported in the U.S. alone.
The Strange, Dangerous Truth About Dietary And Workout SupplementsThese supplements don't need government approval to be sold. If there's an issue, it might take months or years before they're pulled from stores.
Apollo Astronauts' Health Issues Reveal A Hurdle To Deep-Space TravelWhen astronauts left the protection of Earth's magnetic field, it apparently increased their risk of cardiovascular problems.
