Roller Coaster Rides Can Help With Painful Condition
Roller coasters are fast and exciting. But passing a painful kidney stone is not.
Colorado Voters to Decide on Health Care System
Voters in the western state of Colorado will decide next month if they want their state to have a single-payer health care system.
Study: Do Fitness Trackers Help You Lose Weight?
We begin with bad news for people who bought a wearable fitness tracker in hopes of losing weight.
“Superbug” Linked to Chicken Sickens People
An international team of scientists has identified a new kind of “superbug” — or strong bacteria — that has made people sick.
Health Experts Warn of Overuse of Antimicrobials
Health experts around the world are more and more concerned about the overuse of antimicrobials.
Health Hackers: Alzheimer’s Patients Help Themselves
A group of friends from around the world have gathered because they all have something in common.
What is Pneumonia and How Do You Get it?
This week, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton made news — not for what she said, but for her health.
Are Millennials Changing U.S. Work Culture?
The latest generation of Americans to enter the labor force may be reshaping the way the United States goes to work.
Average Weight of American Men Increased 7 Kilograms in 20 Years
American men weigh about seven kilograms more now, on average, than they did 20 years ago.
Some Foods Can Be Medicine
Rheumatoid arthritis was one of several conditions that Amanda Haas suffered from.