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Sharing is a good thing to do. That's what your mom always told you, and it was the law of the land in school. When it comes to medications though...

Air pollution could be bad news for your baby. How do you know whether it's OK to go outside?

Nearly half the U.S. population takes vitamins, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But do we really need to take vitamins, and are we taking the right...

Long-term tea drinking can lower your blood pressure naturally, but one type of tea works best.

Do you know what to do in case of a Black Widow bite?

College is a time for change. For some students, tough transitions may trigger or unmask depression. Be on the lookout for these signs and symptoms.

Most people know that drinking milk is good for your bones, but new research finds it may be good for your heart, too.

For decades, Americans have tried dieting by substituting liquid for food. But do they work, and are they healthy for you?

The American Dental Association recommends the Bass technique. Find out how to do it properly.

You may be shocked to learn that trans fat still lurks in U.S. food products, even those labeled "No trans fat."

Therapy animals play an important part in patient care.

Most of us need coffee to get going if we don't get a full night's sleep. But "short sleepers" get by with just six hours or less without feeling tired...

It's normal to lose some hair every day, but how much? What causes hair to thin, and is there anything that can be done to stop the progress? Brian Ely...

Learn the symptoms, risk factors and treatment options for sleep apnea.

Why you should continue taking it despite a report questioning its safety.

The tragic case of an Ohio teenager who died after accidentally ingesting a toxic amount of powdered caffeine triggered a federal warning. Learn more about powdered caffeine.

Yogurt is good for your bones, but it may also be good for your heart thanks to its probiotics.

Lowering your AC before bedtime may lead to metabolic improvements, including reducing your risk for diabetes. Will it help you lose weight, too?

Germaphobes, beware. The money you're carrying in your wallet is covered in thousands of types of bacteria. Can it make you sick?

Tim Howard, goalkeeper for the U.S. Men's National Team, wowed the world with 16 saves in his last match in the 2014 FIFA World Cup against Belgium. But a little...

Organic foods cost more, but are they any better for you than non-organic? Rachel Jones, MPH, a registered dietitian at University of Utah Health, sheds some light on this issue.

Hoarding behavior led to a Connecticut woman's death. What is hoarding and what are the signs?

Relaxing the mind may be powerful when it comes to reducing bladder urge issues, according to a new study completed at the University of Utah.