This Life-Saving Opioid Antidote Device Now Costs $4,500
As demand for a device to deliver naloxone has increased, one company raised the price of that product nearly $4,000.
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NASA's Lighting Experiment May Help Astronauts Finally Get Some Sleep
NASA installed an LED lighting system on the International Space Station in hopes of helping astronauts regulate their sleeping patterns.
Minnesota Governor Reveals Separate Diagnosis After Fainting
A day after collapsing at a speech, Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton told reporters he has prostate cancer.
The Lead Levels In Flint's Water Are Finally Going Down
The levels of lead in the Michigan city's water are within federal standards, according to a new report.
Proposed Republican Health Care Plan Allows States To Keep Obamacare
Republican's first proposal for replacing Obamacare will give states three options — including keeping Obamacare in place.
How We Can Immunize Ourselves Against Bogus Information
Researchers say attacking misinformation is like vaccinating against a disease.
This Robot Beats Just Like The Heart It's Wrapped Around
The robot uses pressurized air to contract just like the heart muscles it supports.
Are Peppers Really The Secret To Longer Life?
A new study claims eating red chili peppers will reduce the risk of death — but it's not that simple.
Cheer Up! Experts Say Blue Monday Isn't Really A Thing
According to a formula created by a Welsh psychologist, it's the most depressing day of the year. But experts doubt the theory.
These 2 Major Companies Are Taking A Stand Against The $600 EpiPen
Health insurance giant Cigna and CVS Health have made big moves against the pricey brand-name allergy treatment.
The People Who Are Punching Away The Symptoms Of Parkinson's
People with Parkinson's are boxing to help slow the progression of the disease.
Organ Transplants Hit All-Time High — Sadly, It's Because Of Opioids
America's opioid epidemic has had the unforeseen side-effect of boosting organ donation numbers.
St. Jude Pacemakers Updated After Flaw Made Them Vulnerable To Hackers
The FDA said there were no reported hacks, but the opportunity was there.
Weekend-Only Workouts Might Be Just As Good As Daily Exercise
It's not an ideal schedule, but a new study says packing a week's worth of exercise into one or two days can still be beneficial.
More Americans Got Mammograms When Obamacare Footed The Bill
A new study says the mammography rate increased in the two years after Obamacare was put into place.
GOP Starts To Split On Obamacare: Repeal & Delay Vs. Repeal & Replace
Some GOP lawmakers want to repeal Obamacare now and then craft a replacement. Democrats and other Republicans warn against it.
Best News Of 2017 So Far? Cancer Death Rate Drops A Fourth Since '91
There are about 2 million fewer cancer deaths than expected if cancer death rates had stayed at their peak, according to the newest data.
You Might Be Aging, But That Doesn't Mean Your Brain Stops Growing
We didn't think adult brains grew many new neurons, but areas that deal with facial recognition seem to create new ones as we get older.
Exposing Kids To Peanuts Early Could Help Prevent Allergies Later
New government guidelines recommend exposing infants to peanuts to reduce their risk of developing allergies when they grow up.
Coca-Cola Gets Sued For Claims It Made About Obesity And Its Drinks
A new lawsuit alleges Coca-Cola paid "experts" to tell the public that a lack of exercise, not sugary drinks, causes obesity.
Scientists Say This Belly Membrane Should Be Classified As An Organ
Scientists have known about the mesentery for hundreds of years. But now, some are arguing it should be classified as an organ.
Everyone In France Is Now An Organ Donor Unless They Opt Out
People have three ways to opt out, including joining a national register.
Driverless Cars May Worsen The Organ Shortage, But Science Has Answers
About 1 in 5 organs used in transplants come from car crash fatalities, but autonomous vehicles are expected to decrease those numbers.
Bill Gates' Foundation Invests In The Future Of HIV Prevention
Bill Gates' foundation invests up to $140 million for a new HIV-prevention therapy.
After Debbie Reynolds' Death, Some Ask: Can You Die Of A Broken Heart?
Some are asking about the condition after actress Debbie Reynolds died Wednesday, just one day after the death of her daughter, Carrie Fisher.
What Is A Hangover, Anyway?
When going out for a drink turns into a night on the town, the next morning can be rough. Here's why.
There Are Parallels Between HIV-Prevention Drug Truvada And Gardasil
Both drugs often face criticism — people say they promote promiscuity.
Ebola Vaccine Provides 100 Percent Protection During Human Trials
Not one of the roughly 6,000 people in Guinea who were given the vaccine developed Ebola symptoms after at least 10 days.
The Same People Who Voted Trump Likely Benefit From Obamacare The Most
But voters in some of those states picked the candidate who promised to get rid of it.
