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Doctors in training are unionizing in record numbers today: Here's what they want

Medical residents in greater numbers are joining a union to help them advocate for better training and work environments for doctors; they want better work hours and fairer pay.

Anti-addiction drug buprenorphine may cut risk of future fatal overdose by 62%: study

Researchers found that receiving buprenorphine after a nonfatal opioid overdose was associated with a 62% reduction in the risk of subsequent opioid overdose death.

Rev. Al Sharpton to deliver eulogy at funeral of Irvo Otieno

The Rev. Al Sharpton will deliver the eulogy at the funeral of Irvo Otieno, a Black man who died after officers pinnned him to the floor while being admitted to a mental hospital.

Dr. Marc Siegel: We need to know what doctors knew about Nashville shooting suspect's mental health

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel weighs in after police revealed the Nashville school shooting suspect had sought mental health treatment.

Pregnant women in New Jersey ate poppy seeds, then tested positive for opioid drug use: 'Extremely stressful'

After two pregnant women in New Jersey ate bagels with poppy seeds, their hospitals administered drug tests that found them to be positive for opioids — leading to investigations.

California Democrat skipped hearing on fentanyl crackdown

Parents & Addicts In Need Director Pamela Smith, who lost her son to fentanyl, joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss her tragic loss and what action she has taken to help other families. 

Nashville school shooting: Biden calls on reporters to focus on PTSD of students, teachers

Addressing Monday's mass shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, President Joe Biden urged reporters to focus on the PSTD of the students and teachers who survived.

Be well: Take a walk outside to boost your mental health

Spending even a short time outdoors can bring numerous mental health benefits, including greater concentration, improved mood and reduced stress, a doctor told Fox News Digital.

Sniffing body odor from sweat could reduce social anxiety, new research suggests

Smelling other people’s sweat might not seem at all like something desirable — but a new study out of Sweden suggests that an exposure to body odor could help treat people with social anxiety.

Reddit relationship uproar as husband slams wife for her Chicken Alfredo, calls her a 'bad' mother

A Reddit drama between a husband and wife has gone viral with over 12,000 reactions and nearly 3,000 comments. While food is at the center of the controversy, there are far bigger issues.