Clary Estes, Contributor

A recent study has found that nearly 45% of antibiotics prescribed over a 10-year period were given out for no clear reason and were not associated with a visit to a physician.

We’ve often heard that having a gun in the house can make someone feel safer, happier, and brings contentment with the knowledge that one can protect themselves in their own home.

Kapoor is the first ever CEO of a drug company to be convicted by the federal government in their fight to combat the opioid crisis.

We all know that burnout can suck the energy out of you, make you irritable, is tough on your mental well being and can even get in the way of your career, but it turns out that extreme burnout can hurt your heart as well, literally.

It has long been believed that 98.6 degrees fahrenheit is the normal human body temperature, but recent evidence coming out of the Stanford University School of Medicine (SUSM) challenges that assumption.

Heart disease has largely been thought of as unique to modern Homo sapiens as a result of our diet, lifestyle, and environment, but new findings challenge that assumption.

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) has a bold new plan for reducing the annual rate of suicide in the U. S. by 20% by 2025.

Alzheimers is a devastating diagnosis for people suffering from the disease, as well as their families, but a group of researchers feels that they are one step closer to finding a cure.

It has been no secret that the anti-vaxxer movement found a stronghold in the US in recent years with deadly repercussions. California is working to buck the trend.

The bill aims to give the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) additional tools to hold drug distributors, manufacturers and pharmacies accountable for identifying, reporting and stopping suspicious orders of controlled substances.