Former NFL star DeAngelo Williams sponsors over 500 mammograms, honors mom who died of breast cancer
Former NFL Pittsburgh Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams’ foundation has sponsored more than 500 mammograms since 2015 to honor his mother who died of breast cancer.
Former NFL Pittsburgh Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams’ foundation has sponsored more than 500 mammograms since 2015 to honor his mother who died of breast cancer.
Owning a dog could help you live longer, study suggests
A University of Toronto study published Tuesday found that dog ownership is associated with a lower risk of death over the long term.
A University of Toronto study published Tuesday found that dog ownership is associated with a lower risk of death over the long term.
Chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis cases hit new highs in the US
U.S. infections from three sexually transmitted diseases have risen for the fifth consecutive year.
U.S. infections from three sexually transmitted diseases have risen for the fifth consecutive year.
3 newborns die, 5 others sickened amid outbreak of waterborne bacterial infection in hospital
A Pennsylvania hospital says it is transferring some infants following a bacterial infection in its neonatal intensive care unit that affected eight newborns, three of whom have died.
A Pennsylvania hospital says it is transferring some infants following a bacterial infection in its neonatal intensive care unit that affected eight newborns, three of whom have died.
Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek opens up about pancreatic cancer: 'I'm not afraid of dying'
In a very open conversation about his public battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek says he's not afraid of dying and that he's lived a full life.
In a very open conversation about his public battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek says he's not afraid of dying and that he's lived a full life.
'So proud': Girl, 6, with cerebral palsy walks unaided for first time ever in viral video
A girl with cerebral palsy amazed her mother by taking her first steps without the help of her walker on Friday.
A girl with cerebral palsy amazed her mother by taking her first steps without the help of her walker on Friday.
New Tampa woman celebrates 107th birthday, says her secret is drinking Coca-Cola every day
Happy 107th birthday to Frances Brassey!
Happy 107th birthday to Frances Brassey!
Ban on vaping could lead to 'public health disaster' say some experts
"This could take us from potentially the single biggest improvement in public health in the United States toward a public health disaster in which cigarettes continue to be the dominant nicotine product," said Jonathan Foulds, an addiction researcher and tobacco specialist at Penn State University.
"This could take us from potentially the single biggest improvement in public health in the United States toward a public health disaster in which cigarettes continue to be the dominant nicotine product," said Jonathan Foulds, an addiction researcher and tobacco specialist at Penn State University.
Over eight year period, 18,000 Indiana women went to other states to get abortions
More than 18,000 women traveled out of Indiana to terminate their pregnancies in recent years, according to state and federal data, likely fueled by the closure of abortion clinics and new laws restricting access to the procedure.
More than 18,000 women traveled out of Indiana to terminate their pregnancies in recent years, according to state and federal data, likely fueled by the closure of abortion clinics and new laws restricting access to the procedure.
New Jersey baby born with ‘brain outside of skull’ believed to be first to survive condition
Lucas Santa Maria, who was diagnosed with exencephaly during his mother’s 10-week ultrasound appointment, is believed to be the first infant to survive with the condition.
Lucas Santa Maria, who was diagnosed with exencephaly during his mother’s 10-week ultrasound appointment, is believed to be the first infant to survive with the condition.
Birth control pills and teen depression possibly linked, study suggests
A new study suggests that birth control pills and depression may be linked.
A new study suggests that birth control pills and depression may be linked.
Legionella bacteria prompts closures at NW Indiana schools
Two northwest Indiana schools were closed Friday after a district employee contracted Legionnaires’ disease.
Two northwest Indiana schools were closed Friday after a district employee contracted Legionnaires’ disease.
For a baby’s heart health, dads should stop drinking 6 months before conception, study suggests
Dads-to-be who drank in the three months leading up to conception were 44 percent more likely to have a child born with CHD than men who do not drink
Dads-to-be who drank in the three months leading up to conception were 44 percent more likely to have a child born with CHD than men who do not drink
Indiana woman left with skin cancer 'hole' in face regrets 'better to be burnt than pale' attitude
An Indiana woman is warning others of the dangers of tanning beds after she developed melanoma, which, following its removal, left a massive hole in her cheek.
An Indiana woman is warning others of the dangers of tanning beds after she developed melanoma, which, following its removal, left a massive hole in her cheek.
New abortion clinic being built in Illinois, near St. Louis
Planned Parenthood has quietly been building a new abortion clinic in Illinois, just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, as women concerned about the uncertain future of Missouri’s sole abortion clinic flock across the state line.
Planned Parenthood has quietly been building a new abortion clinic in Illinois, just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, as women concerned about the uncertain future of Missouri’s sole abortion clinic flock across the state line.
Kids are eating vaping cartridges, drinking liquid nicotine, poison control center says
As health officials across the country grapple to find the cause behind some 805 cases of e-cigarette-linked lung illnesses, doctors in Kansas — which has seen at least two vaping-related deaths — are seemingly dealing with something new: Kids eating vaping cartridges.
As health officials across the country grapple to find the cause behind some 805 cases of e-cigarette-linked lung illnesses, doctors in Kansas — which has seen at least two vaping-related deaths — are seemingly dealing with something new: Kids eating vaping cartridges.
Wisconsin woman diagnosed with rare cancer after noticing 'ingrown hair' on this part of her body
She went to a dermatologist who told her the bump was likely nothing to worry about, as the skin around it appeared healthy. But the doctor recommended Marisa Strupp see a gynecologist anyway, and she did.
She went to a dermatologist who told her the bump was likely nothing to worry about, as the skin around it appeared healthy. But the doctor recommended Marisa Strupp see a gynecologist anyway, and she did.
Federal judge issues injunction against Georgia's abortion law
A federal judge issued an injunction Tuesday against Georgia’s abortion law from taking effect, a week after he heard arguments from both sides on the matter.
A federal judge issued an injunction Tuesday against Georgia’s abortion law from taking effect, a week after he heard arguments from both sides on the matter.
4 hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning in West Town
Four people were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning Monday in West Town.
Four people were hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning Monday in West Town.
16 students hospitalized after they were reportedly administered wrong shot at Indiana school
Sixteen students were reportedly hospitalized after they were given the wrong shot at an Indiana school on Monday.
Sixteen students were reportedly hospitalized after they were given the wrong shot at an Indiana school on Monday.