Healthy Living

Michigan woman who starved, punished disabled son with ice baths deemed competent to stand trial for murder

Shanda Vander Ark, 43, of Norton Shores, Michigan, was deemed competent to stand trial for open murder and first-degree child abuse for allegedly torturing and starving her son.

Warnings about skin-whitening creams after woman suffers vision loss likely linked to excess mercury: report

A report out of Minnesota indicates a woman saw multiple doctors for non-specific symptoms, which progressed to the loss of her peripheral vision, apparently tied to skin-whitening products.

Teenage brains aged faster during the pandemic from stress, anxiety: study

After comparing pre-pandemic MRI scans of older teens to scans taken during COVID-19, researchers at Stanford University discovered the pandemic aged teens' brains by about three years.

This New York police officer delivers: Helped bring a baby into world for fifth time in his career

Sgt. Jon-Erik Negron of the Suffolk County Police Department in New York does more than just protect and serve: He's also helped deliver five babies in his career.

Lucy Letby trial: Father testifies baby girl was left severely disabled after nurse tried to kill her

Neonatal nurse Lucy Letby tried to kill a premature baby, leaving her severely disabled, the child's parents testified before the Manchester Crown Court Thursday.

World's oldest living cat is nearly 27 and lives in England: 'Special cat'

Guinness World Records announced that the world's oldest cat's age has been verified. Learn more about Flossie, the nearly 27-year-old cat who lives in England.

Biden's gender transition proposal cements school-to-clinic pipeline

New rules from the Biden administration will worsen gender-related distress in children.

Dr. Marty Makary: US is most medicated and diagnosed population in history

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marty Makary joins 'Jesse Watters Primetime' to discuss the U.S. population being more medicated and depressed than ever.

Picky eater in your family? Try using a different color of dishware, study suggests

Picky eaters may be impacted on food tastes based on the color of the plates or dishware their food is served on, according to a new study in the journal Food Quality and Preference.

Lucy Letby trial: Parents requested transfer before nurse allegedly poisoned baby, according to testimony

Jurors in the ongoing murder trial of alleged killer nurse Lucy Letby were shown notes indicating that parents requested their newborn be transferred after his brother died.