 Grab some Easter candy and baking supplies, and get ready to be inspired!
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 A measles outbreak centered around Portland, Ore., and neighboring Vancouver, Wash., has sickened at least 53 people, most of them children. According to the health department in Clark County, Wa...
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 A measles outbreak centered around Portland, Ore., and neighboring Vancouver, Wash., has sickened at least 53 people, most of them children. According to the health department in Clark County, Wa...
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 There are some red flags to this saturated fat.
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 Brian Whitfield sat on the floor of his office, back against the wall, gun in hand and a heavy-duty garbage bag nearby. Whitfield says he still can’t pinpoint why he felt so intensely depressed or abandoned in those moments. The chaos began about five years before, in 2011, when Whitfield visited multiple doctors for pain from knee and back injuries he had sustained while serving in the Marine Corps several years earlier.
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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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 How Safe Is Deet? Deet is the most widely used insect repellent in the U.S. It has been around longer than any other active ingredient, and many scientists say it’s the gold standard for all rep...
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 How Safe Is Deet? Deet is the most widely used insect repellent in the U.S. It has been around longer than any other active ingredient, and many scientists say it’s the gold standard for all rep...
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 It could explain why that number on the scale is rising.
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 Pelvic pain and a strong need to pee are just some of the warning signs.
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 Even human waste can be put to use this way. All of Rwanda’s prison kitchens reuse waste from inmates, mixed with cow dung.
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 The Fuller House star's daughters are influencers and YouTube stars.
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 The couple is celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary.
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 It's been 10 years since her late husband's fatal accident.
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 Being a kid in the summer is often about playing outside, but if you don’t protect your child from the sun’s ultraviolet rays, he or she has a greater chance of developing skin cancer as an adult...
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 Being a kid in the summer is often about playing outside, but if you don’t protect your child from the sun’s ultraviolet rays, he or she has a greater chance of developing skin cancer as an adult...
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 No doubt about it: If you’re using sunscreen properly, you’re going to go through a lot of it over the course of a summer. Let’s do the math. It takes a full ounce to cover your body, and you nee...
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 No doubt about it: If you’re using sunscreen properly, you’re going to go through a lot of it over the course of a summer. Let’s do the math. It takes a full ounce to cover your body, and you nee...
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Over 220 cases of salmonella have been reported in the past month in outbreaks spanning 41 states, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday, and the agency believes that backyard poultry is to blame. 
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Two top lawmakers urged the US Department of Justice on Thursday to launch a criminal investigation into the nation's generic drug manufacturers to see whether their executives conspired to raise prices at the expense of the American public. 
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Facebook is no longer just a place to connect with former high school buddies; the social media giant now wants to make it easier for you to connect with blood banks, too. 
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Abuse in nursing homes remains under-reported in the United States, according to reports released Wednesday by the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Inspector General. 
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One of the nation's top experts on opioid addiction said Tuesday that Johnson & Johnson's role in the current epidemic may be even "worse" than that of Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin. 
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As people head outdoors during the summer, their risk of becoming infected with tick-borne diseases rises. Two cases of a rare tick-borne disease were confirmed Saturday by the Sussex County Division of Health in northern New Jersey. 
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Your social media could reveal a lot more about you than you think. 
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Cosmetic products such as perfume, nail polish and shampoo help us feel and look good. But in the wrong hands -- especially those of the very young -- these products can be harmful, or even deadly. More than 64,000 kids younger than 5 years old had a cosmetic-related injury between 2002 and 2016, according to estimates in a study published Monday in the journal Clinical Pediatrics. 
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It comes every year on the third Sunday of June. Father's Day can be a struggle to find the right gift or activity to celebrate dad. There are the usual neckties and socks or breakfast in bed. But for a bigger impact, volunteering with your dad or donating in his name could be just the thing. 
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Whether piloting a plane or blasting off into outer space, the sky isn't the limit for the Go Go Brothers. 
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Mounting evidence continues to suggest that eating too much red meat -- such as bacon and hot dogs -- is linked with health problems. 
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A young girl from Connecticut turned her time spent in the hospital into a chance to help ease the fear of many other young patients. 
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Cannabis has been cultivated as a crop for millennia, but there's been little historical or archeological evidence showing when humans began to use the plant for what it's best known for today: getting high. 
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Four people in three states developed sepsis after receiving bacteria-contaminated platelet transfusions between May and October last year, according to a US government report released Thursday. One of the four patients died. 
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Cincinnati, Ohio, has a new police chief and he's only 10 years old. 
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A 7-year-old with epilepsy has spent a lot of time in the hospital -- and she's always had her teddy bear to comfort her. But she noticed that other kids didn't. So, she went on a mission to provide stuffed animals to children in hospitals, foster care and emergency situations. 
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Keeping a lot of light on while you snooze -- such as from a television or bright nightlight -- has been linked with an increased risk of weight gain and obesity. 
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Patients who receive a diagnosis of coronary heart disease are at higher risk for cognitive decline later on, a new study shows. 
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It's the second flour recall for possible E. coli contamination in as many weeks. 
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A Texas company is recalling more than 246,000 pounds of frozen breakfast wraps sold nationwide over fears the bacon may be contaminated with extraneous materials, especially small rocks. 
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A Scottish nurse who fought off Ebola has given birth to twins, telling those who have suffered that "there is a future" after the disease. 
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At first, Hillary Slusser thought she had the flu. 
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For heterosexual couples who want to have children, surrogacy is often one of the last options they consider, following time-consuming and emotionally and physically exhausting consultations with a fertility specialist. But for gay couples who want kids, surrogacy is one of only two options (the other being adoption). It is a lengthy and expensive process, and because of differing laws from state to state, it can be an even more complicated process for same-sex prospective parents. 
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The US Food and Drug Administration issued a safety alert on Thursday over the use of fecal transplants after one recipient died. 
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A mumps outbreak at the Harris County jail in Houston has forced staff to isolate 14 symptomatic people and quarantine a few hundred other inmates, officials said Thursday. 
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The measles outbreak in the United States continues to grow, with the number of cases this year now reaching 1,044 as of Friday, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. 
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If you think it's hot now, you haven't seen anything yet. A new study predicts that parts of the world will "smash" temperature records every year in the coming century due to climate change, "pushing ecosystems and communities beyond their ability to cope." 
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The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo does not constitute a public health emergency of international concern, the World Health Organization said Friday. 
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New York is requiring all schoolchildren to be vaccinated, even if parents have religious objections. 
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Ugandan authorities beefed up border controls and banned public gatherings in the region affected by Ebola Thursday, confirming a second death after the disease was first detected in the country this week. 
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A firefighter tells how a training accident led to a four-year battle to save his injured hand.
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Scottish parents are smuggling prescription cannabis into the country to give to their seriously ill children.
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Social care providers tell Newsnight the number of EU nationals working in the sector has fallen since Brexit.
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John Cornes is one of six brothers infected by contaminated blood through NHS transfusions.
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But World Health Organization says it is an emergency in the Democratic Republic of Congo and needs more funding.
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Study compared the weights of children whose parents had broken up with those whose parents had not.
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With one in five adults now having a tattoo, more should be done to protect the public, a report says.
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The BBC has uncovered evidence that prescription drugs have been taken out of circulation by health workers and sold on illegally.
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Strobe lighting at dance music festivals can increase the risk of epileptic seizures, researchers warn.
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John Cornes, one of six brothers infected by contaminated blood, said his family had been "ripped apart".
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Researchers are investigating if men could benefit from a one-off scan to check their risk of prostate cancer.
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The two largest outbreaks of the disease have been in the past five years.
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Lucy Letby is rearrested on suspicion of the attempted murder of three additional babies.
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Technology is making it possible to tailor treatments to ever smaller groups of patients.
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The infection of up to 30,000 people with contaminated blood is one of the biggest NHS scandals.
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Ashleigh White’s son Noah became seriously ill after being infected with neonatal herpes.
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Jen Wight had a good job, was happily married and had just given birth to a baby boy. But then things started to go wrong.
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Technology in Norway is helping to stop malaria deaths thousands of miles away in Bangladesh.
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The number of men and women giving blood in the UK has fallen - here's how to know if you can do it.
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Some mothers from Northern Ireland claim that the Essure implant is worse than child birth.
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Claire Kelly says the law should be updated to make it easier for people to have a surrogate birth.
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David Sellu tells his story as BBC figures suggest BAME doctors are proportionally more likely to be investigated than white doctors.
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