Healthy Living

A scientist shares his lonely battle to withdraw from painkillers

Travis Rieder spent more than four weeks in hospitals and nearly lost his foot after a van ran a stop sign and struck his motorcycle on Memorial Day weekend in 2015.

US agrees to pay billions to Marines affected by toxic water

After years of wait, veterans who had been exposed to contaminated drinking water while assigned to Camp Lejeune in North Carolina may now be able to receive a portion of government disability benefits totaling more than $2 billion.

Chance encounter with doc leads to newlywed's life-saving cancer diagnosis

A chance encounter with a doctor in the street saved a newlywed woman’s life after the eagle-eyed medic spotted a strange lump on her neck.

19-year-old gives birth on kitchen floor after surprise pregnancy

A teenager gave birth to a daughter on her kitchen floor — despite having no idea she was 39 weeks pregnant.

7 effective solutions for body odor

Here's some news that might surprise you: Body odor does not just come from the underarms; it can originate anywhere there are sebaceous (oil) and sweat glands—which includes the scalp, genitals, feet, and even nipples!

11 mistakes that make it impossible to keep your New Year’s resolution

Let this year be the one you finally follow through.

Americans in rural areas more likely to die from leading causes of death

People who don’t live in metropolitan areas of the United States are more likely to die from the five top causes of death, new federal data suggest.

Cancer on the Frontlines: How I Beat Triple Negative Breast Cancer

When Fox News' Jennifer Griffin was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer, she spent most of the year running for her life. Now, she is taking a victory lap 

Dog stays with owner for 20 hours after man breaks his neck in Michigan

While most of Michigan and the country were out celebrating on New Year's Eve, a northern Michigan man was lying in the snow — paralyzed after he slipped and fell.

Docs amazed after 6-year-old paralyzed by backbend takes first steps

Doctors and physical therapists are marveling at a 6-year-old girl who is making unexpected progress after a simple backbend in her living room left her paralyzed.