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 A little bleach goes a long way.
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 More than half of adult Americans regularly take at least one prescription drug, according to a recent Consumer Reports nationally representative survey. And for those who take any medication on ...
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 More than half of adult Americans regularly take at least one prescription drug, according to a recent Consumer Reports nationally representative survey. And for those who take any medication on ...
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 If your school-age child has food allergies, you know that preparing safe lunches that are also enticing can be a challenge. That's why we created this menu of lunchroom suggestions that addresse...
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 If your school-age child has food allergies, you know that preparing safe lunches that are also enticing can be a challenge. That's why we created this menu of lunchroom suggestions that addresse...
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 If you won’t be able to leave your house for a few days or if the power is out for longer than a couple of hours, what to feed your family becomes a major concern. The food experts at Consumer Re...
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 If you won’t be able to leave your house for a few days or if the power is out for longer than a couple of hours, what to feed your family becomes a major concern. The food experts at Consumer Re...
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 To fuel their growing bodies and provide the energy necessary to study and stay active, kids and teens need to eat every 3 to 4 hours, according to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. That’s ...
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 To fuel their growing bodies and provide the energy necessary to study and stay active, kids and teens need to eat every 3 to 4 hours, according to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. That’s ...
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 Make the most of your skills with one of these jobs.
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 With many U.S. waterways reaching their highest temperatures at this time of year, colonies of algae in lakes, ponds, and even the ocean can “bloom”—grow far more rapidly than normal. While most ...
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 With many U.S. waterways reaching their highest temperatures at this time of year, colonies of algae in lakes, ponds, and even the ocean can “bloom”—grow far more rapidly than normal. While most ...
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 If your child is a college student—or soon to be one—making sure he or she is fully vaccinated is critically important, especially for those who will be living in a dorm or other shared space. Th...
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 If your child is a college student—or soon to be one—making sure he or she is fully vaccinated is critically important, especially for those who will be living in a dorm or other shared space. Th...
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 If you're planning a winter trip to another country, you may be preoccupied with booking airfare and finding lodging, but certain destinations require an extra step of planning: travel vaccines. ...
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 If you're planning a winter trip to another country, you may be preoccupied with booking airfare and finding lodging, but certain destinations require an extra step of planning: travel vaccines. ...
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 President Trump lashed out at the media Tuesday over reporting about his sudden trip to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center last weekend.
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 There's no need to wing it at Thanksgiving this year.
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When Netflix debuted "13 Reasons Why" in 2017, some mental health experts argued the show was "dangerous" for its depiction of teen suicide. 
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At a time when almost everything is politicized, vaccination has planted itself squarely on the national stage, where a push and pull between science and skepticism is playing out in statehouses across the country. 
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On Christmas Day, 16-year-old Kaylee Roberts opened presents at her aunt's house in suburban Cleveland, joyfully celebrating the holiday and laughing with her cousins. By New Year's Eve, she was dead. 
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Flu activity in the United States declined in the week ending January 11, according to new data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It was the second consecutive week that saw a drop. 
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More than 100 staffers from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are being deployed to three US airports to check passengers arriving from Wuhan, China, for fever and other symptoms of a mysterious new virus that's killed two and infected dozens in China, the CDC announced Friday. 
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A 4-year-old girl in Iowa nearly died and is now blind because of the flu, and her parents have a message: Get your child vaccinated. 
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Vacation is the time you may want to think about bedbugs. Edgar Treiguts reports. 
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Pediatricians across the United States are sounding the alarm about unusually high numbers of young children being admitted to emergency departments due to respiratory syncytial virus infection or RSV, a common virus that causes cold-like symptoms. 
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More common heartburn medications have been recalled due to the presence of an impurity that might cause cancer. 
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It's a difficult birth for this new decade. The year 2020 kicks off under the shadow of divisive politics, international security threats, a spate of hate crimes, and a planet in environmental peril, plus all the reasons we're stressed individually: work, health problems, life changes and more. 
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Hey, sleepyheads. What you believe about sleep may be nothing but a pipe dream. 
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Have you ever asked yourself: Do I have a fat tongue? 
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Almost 2 million people in Hong Kong --- about a third its adult population -- are estimated to have experienced symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) during months of social unrest in the city, according to research published Friday in The Lancet medical journal. 
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A massive genetic study in nearly 200,000 veterans with anxiety is providing new insights into how and why people may be pre-disposed to anxiety issues. 
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A student at Northeastern University in Boston was diagnosed with measles and may have exposed many others to the highly contagious disease, Boston health officials said Thursday. 
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An increase in the minimum wage could help prevent thousands of suicides every year among workers with a high school degree or less, especially during times when unemployment rates are higher. 
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Vaping-related lung injuries have caused 57 confirmed deaths in 27 states and the District of Columbia, including the youngest victim yet at 15 years old, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday. 
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Love dogs but find yourself uncontrollably sneezing around some of them? There might be a solution that's easier than allergy shots. Neuter your male pup or opt for a female dog. 
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Jennifer Gobrecht always knew she would be a mother someday, but her birth experience was one she couldn't have imagined. 
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Measles has killed more than 6,000 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the World Health Organization has said. 
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A mysterious pneumonia outbreak that has struck dozens of people and put China on edge is from the same family of viruses as the deadly severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), according to Chinese scientists. 
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A preliminary study found the loss of one night's sleep in healthy young men increased the levels of tau protein in their blood compared to getting a complete night of uninterrupted sleep. 
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Drinking tea at least three times a week could reduce the risk of dying from cardiovascular disease and is linked with a longer and healthier life, at least in China, a new study suggests. 
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Seattle Public Schools sent home fewer than 100 students who arrived for class on Wednesday without complete immunization records. 
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As electric scooters become increasingly ubiquitous in cities, so are scooter-related injuries, one study reports. 
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The number of Americans who have died from alcohol-related problems annually more than doubled between 1999 and 2017, a new study found, and that's likely an undercount, the researchers said. 
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Recent high-profile court cases have raised concerns that women who use talc-based powder around their genital area may be at a risk for ovarian cancer, but a new study says that might not be the case. 
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The Italian hospital treating Tafida Raqeeb says she has managed to breath without help for an hour.
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Women and men can ward off cancer, heart problems and diabetes, a US study finds.
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Trust Me I'm a Doctor looks at whether moving to a fast beat improves the effects of activity.
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Seven African countries are meeting in Togo to tackle the issue of fake drugs.
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Concerns are growing that heading a football may increase the risk of players developing dementia.
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A engineer forced to quit work hopes pop star Justin Bieber will raise awareness of the condition.
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The year of treating the untreatable: 2019 breakthroughs that could transform medicine.
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Laughlin Whiteley died in 2014 but his craft box charity continues to help severely ill children.
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A group of viruses, of which measles is one, are adept at jumping to species barrier.
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People diagnosed with autism in adulthood describe growing up believing they were "bad" or "alien".
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A screening programme using MRI scans could save thousands of lives, says a leading UK expert.
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The number of people with severe burns means doctors are sourcing donor skin from the US.
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The show is touring schools and is being used to spot early signs of issues.
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Exceptional Individuals is showing employers how to make their work environment neurodiverse friendly.
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‘You, Me and the Big C’ presenter Deborah James tells 5 Live she is currently ‘free’ of cancer.
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Stuart, who has ADHD, says he has "the brain of Einstein and the attention span of a two year old".
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Men make up 40% of blood donors and their blood contains more iron than women's.
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The most detailed study of sepsis shows it is a much bigger problem than previously thought.
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One in six women suffer post-traumatic stress for months after losing a baby, research suggests.
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Thousands of lives could be saved by a new heart disease drug, experts say.
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The US state was to distribute 100,000 condoms for free as part of an HIV-prevention campaign.
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Benjamin is only the second child in the US to be born through the procedure.
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The devices cut into tissue and nerves, leaving some unable to walk, work or care for their children.
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English and Italian speakers with dementia struggled in different ways with their native tongue.
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Almost 50 people have been infected with a newly discovered virus.
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Fat lost from the tongue was the reason for improvements in a sleep apnoea weight loss study.
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Jo Daniels is urging more men to donate blood, after figures showed a gender imbalance.
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