Flint, Michigan, Declares State Of Emergency Over Lead In Water
Tests have found alarming amounts of lead in children since the city switched its water source last year in an effort to cut costs.
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Teens And Young Adults Are Drinking And Driving Less
A study from the CDC says drinking and driving rates for young people are drastically lower than they were a little over a decade ago.
350 Infants Possibly Exposed To Tuberculosis At California Hospital
Officials at a Bay Area hospital are offering antibiotic treatments to hundreds of infants and mothers after a nurse was diagnosed with tuberculosis.
Why You Might Want To Ignore That Sell-By Date
The world throws away billions of dollars worth of food, but much of that is safe to eat.
The US Infant Mortality Rate Is Embarrassing, But It's Getting Better
More than 50 countries have a better infant survival rate than the U.S.
Dogs Are Likely More Self-Aware Than You'd Think, New Study Says
A researcher found an interesting way to show dogs likely have concepts of "self" and "others."
E-Cigarette Chemical Linked To 'Popcorn Lung'
A harmful chemical flavoring found in e-cigarettes might be linked to a condition known as "popcorn lung."
Is It Getting Worse To Be A Doctor?
Studies seem to indicate that doctors are "burning out" more frequently and that more than half of U.S. physicians experience it at some point.
Hawaii's Dengue Fever Outbreak Spreading In Time For Tourism Season
After confirming 139 cases of dengue fever, Hawaii's Department of Health is now warning residents and tourists to be aware.
Even A Surprisingly Small Amount Of Running Can Improve Your Health
Here's some good news for people who care about their health but don't enjoy running.
There May Soon Be A Better Way To Treat Chronic Pain
A researcher may have found the key to eliminating chronic pain by studying people who've never felt it.
Salmonella Outbreak Linked Back To Nut Butter Spreads
JEM Raw Chocolate has issued a recall on all of its nut butter spreads after 11 people in nine states fell ill with salmonella bacteria.
IHOP And Applebee's Cut Soft Drinks From Their Kids Menus
McDonald's, Burger King and Dairy Queen have already cut sodas from their kids meals, and now IHOP and Applebee's are following suit.
Prudential Is Offering Life Insurance To HIV-Positive People
One of the largest insurers in the country is offering traditional life insurance to people who are HIV positive. It could influence other providers.
Starbucks Recalls Holiday Paninis After E. Coli Scare
As the latest company affected by a potential bacterial contamination, Starbucks' recall affects over 1,300 of its locations.
You Probably Won't Get An Infection From A Hair Tie
The story of a woman's medical scare caused by a hair tie around her wrist has gone viral. But what are the chances it could happen to you?
How Hazardous Are These Household Items?
The cookware, fragrances and nail polish you use might be harmful to your health, but how dangerous are they really?
Science Shows Just How Unsanitary Double Dipping Is
Researchers found if you dip your food in sauce after you've taken a bite, that second dunk can put hundreds of times more bacteria in the bowl.
Will NYC's Sodium Labels Really Influence What People Order?
New York City restaurant chains will soon display warning signs next to items that contain more than the daily recommended intake of sodium.
A Spoonful Of Sugar May Help The Workout Go Down
A spoonful of sugar may help make your workout a bit easier.
Despite AIDS Research And Education, Some Myths Still Remain
Researchers have shared more information about HIV and AIDS than ever before, yet some people still believe old myths.
'Skunk' Pot May Hinder Brain's Ability To Send And Receive Messages
Researchers in Italy and the U.K. have found high-potency marijuana can affect the corpus callosum, the nerves that connect the halves of the brain.
This 77-Year-Old CrossFitter Is Tougher Than You'll Ever Be
Although she'd never worked out before, Constance Tillet decided to give CrossFit a try when she was in her mid-70s.
Prince Harry Reunites With Friend While Opening Children's Center
While opening a center for children affected by HIV and AIDS, Prince Harry reunited with a boy he first met in the country 11 years prior.
Having A Pet Dog Might Help Prevent Anxiety Disorders In Children
A new study suggests that having a pet dog might lower kids' chances of experiencing childhood anxiety disorders.
Martin Shkreli Is At It Again, Refuses To Lower Price Of $750 Drug
The Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO promised to lower the drug price after hiking it up when his company acquired it. But it seems that isn't happening.
How Gut Bacteria Let Us Know When To Stop Eating
How do we know we're full? Scientists are still trying to answer this question, but it could have something to do with the bacteria in your gut.
Costco Chicken Salad Linked To E. Coli Outbreak In 7 States
Costco's rotisserie chicken salad is the likely cause of an E. coli outbreak in seven states, according to the CDC.
Studies Say Breastfeeding Benefits Moms, Too
Breastfeeding can help reduce the risk of an aggressive type of breast cancer and also cut diabetes risk, according to two new studies.
Is Yoga A Peaceful Practice Or Product Of Cultural Genocide?
A Canadian college canceled yoga classes citing concerns about the practice's troublesome roots.
