Health Care

A county in California is seeking federal emergency funds to eradicate toxic dust that has plagued the region for over a decade.

Over the past six years manufacturers of 3D equipment have paid doctors and teaching hospitals more than $240 million.

Hamburger meat sold at ShopRite supermarkets has been recalled this week after reports of a potential E. coli contamination.

United accused Teva of colluding with its competitors on at least 86 different drugs.

Sanofi said it is working with health authorities to determine the “level and extent of the recall.”

There are a slew of other drug industry defendants, including CVS and Walgreens, that have been swept up in the 2,600 lawsuits.

Out of an abundance of caution, Johnson & Johnson is voluntarily recalling a single lot of its Johnson's Baby Powder in the United States. 

Last month, President Trump signed the Autism CARES Act into law, giving $1.8 billion to programs for people with autism.

"As it turns out, one in seven children have some aspect of dyslexia," Charles Schwab told FOX Business.

The CDC updated the latest figures on vaping-related illnesses.

Johnson & Johnson settled a lawsuit from 41 states, agreeing to pay $117 million stemming from issues with a mesh surgical device.

Fitbit is targeting Apple with its next offering.

The effects of exposure to trace amounts of neurotoxins increase with every snack, the study says.

A single-payer health care system would cost more than the government currently spends on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid combined.

These 10 metropolitan areas have the highest percentages of adults who use e-cigarettes, according to HeyTutor.

Montana reports its first vaping-related death, a teenager, just ahead of the state's ban on flavored e-cigarettes.

A new study details the cost to the U.S. economy of the opioid epidemic, which is just over $600 billion.

Juul's new CEO is making waves by shelving popular flavors.

Former NFL player Lofa Tatupu says CBD gave back his "mind-body connection."

More than one third of female students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill were sexually assaulted during their undergraduate years, according to a survey released this week.