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New research carries a warning for both parents and doctors: prescription meds in the home are fueling the addiction crisis among kids and teens.

Vaccine controversy remains a hotbed of debate and strong opinions. Advocates publicly voicing support of widespread vaccination continue to be recipients of not only criticism, but also of death threats.

A study measured how crying may affect your breathing and other aspects of your physiology.

“Now the pitchfork and torch-wielding witch-hunt has come for our freedom to obtain and read books others believe are offensive,” wrote one conservative critic of Amazon’s decision. “How long until the most widely read book in the world is banned becau…

The death of former New York Giants offensive lineman Mitch Petrus shows that heat can kill even young adults.

Health insurance companies continue to announce record growth in their Medicare Advantage businesses with UnitedHealth Group, the nation’s largest health insurer, announcing last week that its Medicare Advantage enrollment jumped by 400,000 seniors to …

I was scrolling down my LinkedIn feed and found a fascinating post by my fellow-physician, activist and social media connoisseur, Dr. Esther Choo. Google, Samsung, Martha Stewart and Comedy Central talking health, … and at a Classic Car Club, no less…

It was 50 years ago today that Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the moon.

Here are three cases of parasite infections that resulted from doing so.

I’d support any of the more than 20 Democratic presidential candidates over the current occupant of the White House. Mayor Pete is very smart. It’s time for him to show it. The country doesn’t care about resumes. It cares about answers. Mayor Pete need…