A new study shows a significant reduction in the risk of developing cancer from breathing polluted air in California.

The women are suing the sperm bank after being impregnated by sperm from a black donor when they had chosen a white donor.

The company one keeps at meal times may dictate how much one eats, according to a new report on food intake patterns.

An asthma attack involves the swelling or inflammation of the lining of the airways, as well as the thickening and increased production of mucus.

A physician from Springfield, Missouri, made a bold statement on Thursday morning in the Atlanta airport in protest of how the CDC is handling the Ebola epidemic in West Africa and what it means to Americans.

Of the 1,404 teens enrolled in the Contraceptive CHOICE Project, 72 percent chose IUDs or implants, in comparison with an estimated five percent of U.S. teens who opted for long-term birth control.

Type 1 diabetes patients and their health care practitioners should be able to tailor their choice of insulin in terms of preference, accessibility and cost.

People prone to stress and hostility are more likely to gain weight and suffer heart disease.

A new vaccine currently under testing by the FDA prevents infection by all nine subtypes of human papillomavirus known to cause cervical cancer may one day prevent 90 percent of cervical cancer cases.