Needle-exchange programs continue to lower the number of HIV cases each year, but critics are still pressing hard against them with a claim that it also increases the number of illegal drug users

The FDA is tightening their grip on companies that are producing and distributing powdered caffeine products due to the high risk that it may be toxic

Although breast cancer in men is considered rare, there has been a spike in the number of men with the disease that have opted for a double mastectomy, and for good reason

Researchers have announced that they are making a large step toward being able to detect autism in children at an earlier age

A new policy was announced that softens the agenda for solitary confinement after pressures piled up overt the past few years

Bayer is moving into a third trial phase for its new heart failure drug and is captivating the attention of cardiovascular experts

Only a few weeks after contracting a brain-eating amoeba, a junior Olympian teen dies

Although U.S. vaccination exemptions are decreasing and vaccination rates are up, there are still communities that remain unvaccinated, causing concern for the general population

The FDA is following up a late July-approved cholesterol drug with a second one, the first biologically-engineered drug in this class since the introduction of statin drugs