Healthy Living

Pennsylvania House passes bill waiving statute of limitations for child sex abuse cases

The Pennsylvania House passed two pieces of legislation Friday that would allow victims to sue over currently-outdated child sex abuse claims.

A dog and his soldier: Lieutenant's prayers answered after beloved pup he bonded with overseas is rescued

A stray dog found and cared for overseas by U.S. Army First Lt. Tad has been brought to safety in Indiana, thanks to the help of New York nonprofit Paws of War.

10 dietary tips to reduce heart disease and stroke risk, according to the American Heart Association

Here are 10 healthy lifestyle steps to take, recommended by the American Heart Association, in order to reduce the risks of heart disease and other illnesses.

NYC nonprofit highlights life-saving role pets play in our lives

A New York City-based nonprofit that helps older and vulnerable adults take care of their pets is trying to raise awareness of how vital a role pets play in people's lives.

Ozempic is a ‘Band-Aid’ on the root of childhood obesity: toxic food, former pharma consultant says

Former food and pharmaceutical consultant Calley Means said the push by medical experts to put kids on anti-obesity drugs is a distraction from the root cause.

Most US states failing to protect schools' water from lead contaminants, study finds

More than half of all U.S. states are failing to protect schools' drinking water from lead contamination, according to a new report from Environment America.

Alaska House censures lawmaker for suggesting fatal child abuse cases could be 'a benefit for society'

Lawmakers in the Alaska state capitol voted overwhelmingly to censure one of its members who suggested the government could benefit in a fatal child abuse case.

Connecticut to pay $12M settlement in child neglect case

The state of Connecticut is set to pay a $12 million settlement in a child neglect case involving an infant placed with an abusive relative by the state in 2015.

Vermont weighs ending religious exemption for child abuse reporting laws

The Vermont Legislature is considering the removal of legal exemptions from child abuse and neglect reporting that clergymen and other religious leaders are currently granted.

Mental health: Singer Jewel shares 'Innerworld,' a platform that aims to assist those who are struggling

Singer-songwriter Jewel joined "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday, Feb. 22, to discuss how the platform "Innerworld" is helping those who struggle with mental health challenges.