Health Care

Samsung will issue a global recall of the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone as soon as this weekend after its investigation on explosion claims found batteries were at fault, according to South Korea's Yonhap News.

A line of toys that can break into small pieces hazardous to children are being recalled this week.

Health officials are trying to determine why there's been a dramatic increase in the number of people in Texas each year who contract a food-borne illness that's often linked to produce imported from Mexico and other warmer climes.

IBM says it will continue to aggressively invest in growth areas, despite suffering sixteen straight quarters of declining revenue.

Novo Nordisk says its CEO, Lars Rebien Soerensen, is stepping down at the end of the year after 16 years in charge at the Danish drug maker.

New rankings from the insurance industry show that the Audi Q7, Lexus RX and Toyota Prius have the easiest-to-use anchors for child seats.

Today the CEO of department store Big Lots announced a $50 million donation to Nationwide Children’s Hospital, one of America's leading pediatric hospitals.

Obamacare Architect Ezekiel Emanuel spoke out in defense of the Affordable Care Act as concerns mount over the future of President Obama’s health-care reform law.

Theranos Inc. withdrew its request for emergency clearance of a Zika-virus blood test after federal regulators found that the company didn't include proper patient safeguards in a study of the new test, said people familiar with the matter.

A university in Florida is working hard to fight back against the Zika virus, which has been a concern for citizens of the state.

A Pennsylvania drug company announced Monday that it has launched a clinical trial of a Zika vaccine in Puerto Rico, the part of the U.S. hardest hit by the mosquito-borne virus.

Inovio Pharmaceuticals announced Monday it’s launching a ground-breaking clinical trial of a Zika vaccine in Puerto Rico.

As consumers and legislators try to navigate a myriad of healthcare-related uncertainties, one thing remains clear: Whether you hope the law gets scrapped or see the possibility for repair, the Affordable Care Act is as divisive an issue now as it was in 2010.

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