Vaping-related illness claims 3 more lives, another 2,000 people reported sick
The epidemic has reached 49 states, Washington, D.C., and a U.S. territory.
Garmin developing wearable technology to help save lives
Wearable healthcare products may be key in preventing diseases like Alzheimer's.
Tim Cook sees Apple's major focus on customer health
Apple is making a larger commitment to medical research.
Wearable technology named top health and fitness trend for 2020
Wearable technology was named the top fitness and health for 2020 as the market for Fitbits and Smartwatches grows nationwide.
Menu calorie counts lead to smaller fast-food orders
Do you order healthier dishes at fast-food restaurants since they started posting calories on menus?
Is private equity to blame for health care price gouging?
Public anger over surprise bills led lawmakers to launch an investigation into the practices of private equity firms.
Elizabeth Warren could pay for Medicare-for-all with these tax hikes
So far, the Massachusetts senator has refused to say whether she’ll finance the shift to a single-payer system by imposing higher taxes on the middle class.
These cities suffer from the most depression, insurance analysis finds
More Americans are being diagnosed with depression, with the number increasing by 17.8 percent between 2016 and ’17, according to the CDC.
Doctors eye new vaccine as breakthrough in fighting TB
There is a TB vaccine now, but it's given only to very young children and partly prevents severe complications.
This app is aiming to upend the health care system
"This is the future," Fox News contributor Dr. Marc Siegel said. "It's the future and the past coming together, actually."
Vaping devices now accepted on Drug Take Back Day
For the first time, the DEA accepted vaping cartridges in their National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
A future without Alzheimer's: Fundraising walk fights disease that may reach one in four Americans
Biogen will make a second attempt to win FDA approval for a new Alzheimer's treatment.
Cleaning plant troubles could lead to hospital tool shortage
Hospitals could soon face shortages of critical surgical tools because several plants that sterilize the equipment have been shut down, government health officials said Friday.
Vape maker ordered to pull flavored products from market over violations
Officials said Eonsmoke broke federal law with its marketing.
Using your smartphone too much can make you go ‘temporarily blind’
A man in northwest China lost his sight after playing mobile games.
Amazon makes another move into your health care
Amazon continues its expansion into health care.
Opioid treatment settlement reached with 6 states for $700M
New York alongside five other states have reached a $700 million settlement against Suboxone drug maker Reckitt Benckiser.
Doctors push back on advice to give women blood thinners after C-sections
Nearly one-third of births in the U.S. are by C-Section, meaning roughly 1.3 million women a year would be placed on blood thinners.
Doctors' stethoscope dying off as high tech rivals step in
Modern-day stethoscopes bear little resemblance to the first stethoscope, invented in the early 1800s by Frenchman Rene Laennec.
Philip Morris aims to replace cigarettes 'as fast as possible', company says
Philip Morris International is reportedly looking to replace cigarettes "as fast as possible."