An El AL flight attendant, who was hospitalized in April after contracting measles, has died, according to Israeli media reports.
Rotem Amitai, A mother of three, reportedly passed away at a hospital in Israel early Tuesday after slipping into a coma and suf…
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Almost two dozen people in the Midwest have been hospitalized with severe breathing difficulties linked to vaping, and doctors aren't sure why.
It's unclear exactly what the patients many of whom are young adults had been inhaling or what type of devices the…
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Sperm can be segregated easily into male and female, scientists have shown for the first time, in a breakthrough which experts said could have disruptive social consequences if applied to humans.
Japanese researchers discovered that sperm bearing the X chrom…
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WASHINGTON, Mo. – A food handler at a Washington Bob Evans restaurant was recently diagnosed with Hepatitis A, prompting the Franklin County Health Department to announce a round of vaccinations for people who recently dined there.
This employee worked at th…
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A doctor's quest to understand his own rare disease led him to test an experimental treatment on himself, and it may have worked. The physician, Dr. David Fajgenbaum, an assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine, has …
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Staying sharp and warding off dementia might rely, in part, on doing your best to keep high blood pressure at bay. So finds a new study that suggests strict control of hypertension may help prevent dementia.
In the study, researchers at the U.S. National Ins…
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There will be no more evening concerts on the lawn at Middleborough Town Hall this summer forget about hearing the Vegas Valentinos and all outdoor activities, including youth football, have been canceled in Carver from dusk to dawn.
Similar restrictions are…
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Social media use may harm teens' mental health by disrupting positive activities, study says - CNN
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Twenty-six inmates at Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore are receiving treatment for a condition that is possibly scabies, the Alabama Department of Corrections said.
The ADOC said two inmates at Holman were seen in the prison infirmary with a rash on Fr…
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In November 2017, two eye surgeons from a hospital in Beirut reported an intriguing case of visual loss in a colleague. A specialist in the retina, the colleague had suddenly developed a patch of blurry vision in one eye just a day or two after an intensely s…
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