Health

Shoveling snow is an unavoidable chore for some people, but if you’re not careful, you could end up seriously injured, or worse.

Videos showing crowded hospitals in China have fueled rumors and fear five years after the COVID-19 pandemic began the same way. Here's why experts say you shouldn't be worried.

Jennifer Aniston does not believe in 'no pain, no gain.'

Officials in Delaware on Friday announced the state's first presumptive positive case of H5 avian influenza found at a farm in Kent County.

Wind and cold temperatures can cause frostbite in minutes, especially in areas like your fingers and toes. Here’s what to know.

Alcohol is linked to roughly 100,000 cancer cases - and 20,000 cancer deaths - each year, but fewer than half of Americans are aware of the risk, the U.S. surgeon general says.

What to know about new research linking coffee and tea consumption to reduced cancer risks in certain cases.

Fitness experts say consistency is key to maintaining New Year resolutions, along with reaching for smaller, attainable goals that can lead to long-lasting lifestyle changes.

After a cat's death linked to contaminated pet food and rising cases in livestock, here's how to protect pets from bird flu.

Cases of norovirus have surged in the first week of December alone, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Cancer remains a leading cause of death in the U.S., affecting 1 in 3 people, but many are surviving and thriving after treatment.

Former actress and model, Dayle Haddon, died in a Bucks County home due to suspected carbon monoxide exposure. Her death has prompted local fire departments to remind people about the dangers of the silent killer.

Norovirus outbreaks are surging in the United States this winter, with 91 cases reported in early December, a significant rise from previous years, according to CDC data.

A young family received a heartbreaking diagnosis for their 1-year-old daughter and as they struggle to work through the difficulties of managing treatments, knowing there isn’t a cure, they are trying to help other families facing the same diagnosis.

Congressional Democrats are pushing for a massive overhaul to regulatory policy concerning Americans with disabilities.