Healthy Living

Women's March returns to DC, other major cities demanding 'abortion access for all'

The annual Women's March on Saturday returns to Washington, D.C., and other major cities across the country with a focus on "abortion access for all."

Jeanne Mancini: Women's March doesn't speak for me or many others who value human lives

Those expecting this year’s Women’s March on Washington to be a gathering that welcomes all women will be disappointed.

Tucker Carlson: The latest case of mass hysteria - the belief men can get pregnant

Tucker Carlson reacts to the Washington Post issuing guidance to stop saying "pregnant women," and weighs in on the debate about what genders can have children.

Nursing programs struggle to keep up amid a nationwide shortage of nurses

Hospitals nationwide are dealing with a shortage of nurses, and nursing schools don't have enough educators to keep up.

Federal judge suspends ban on mask mandates in South Carolina schools

New mask guidance for South Carolina schools was released Wednesday by the state's superintendent of education and department of education.

Prescriptions for antiparasitic drug ivermectin surged amid pandemic, analysis shows

The number of monthly prescriptions for the antiparasitic drug ivermectin surged amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a claims analysis which suggested a sharp increase in off-label use.

The first freeze of the season: How to prepare

As fall begins, states across the U.S. are bracing for the first freeze of the 2021 season.

Trick-or-treating amid COVID-19 pandemic: CDC director weighs in

Looking to partake in Halloween festivities this year? Celebrate outdoors, limit crowds and trick-or-treat in small groups, says Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Idaho woman loses baby after coronavirus battle: report

A pregnant Idaho woman’s baby did not survive after she went into labor earlier this month while in a medically induced coma because of the coronavirus, according to a report.

Second Tennessee judge blocks Gov. Bill Lee's mask opt-out

A federal judge affirmed a lower court ruling saying that Knox County public schools must implement a mask mandate, a blow to Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's order allowing parents to opt out of school mask requirements.