Man nearly dies from sepsis infection caused by biting his fingernails
Luke Hanoman had a scary brush with death after he became infected with sepsis from biting his nails.
Luke Hanoman had a scary brush with death after he became infected with sepsis from biting his nails.
EPA finds more lead contamination in northwestern Indiana
The Environmental Protection Agency has discovered more lead contamination in northwestern Indiana.
The Environmental Protection Agency has discovered more lead contamination in northwestern Indiana.
Company recalls nearly 25 tons of smoked sausage items
A Texas company has recalled nearly 25 tons of smoked sausage products due to possible contamination with plastic.
A Texas company has recalled nearly 25 tons of smoked sausage products due to possible contamination with plastic.
Dr. Oz Investigates: Should we eat more red meat?
From environmental concerns to its links to disease and high cholesterol, there have been plenty of arguments for cutting out the steaks and burgers. But now some experts think we may have got it wrong and -- there may be a case for eating red meat again.
From environmental concerns to its links to disease and high cholesterol, there have been plenty of arguments for cutting out the steaks and burgers. But now some experts think we may have got it wrong and -- there may be a case for eating red meat again.
It's allergy season and your pets might be miserable, too
Allergy sufferers will tell you the season has arrived in many parts of the country, but it's not just humans who suffer. This time of year can be no fun for your pets, too.
Allergy sufferers will tell you the season has arrived in many parts of the country, but it's not just humans who suffer. This time of year can be no fun for your pets, too.
Toddler's ordeal highlights button battery danger
Rodney Beard is a DeKalb County Fire Rescue Captain, earning his stripes as a single dad to 14-month old RJ.
Rodney Beard is a DeKalb County Fire Rescue Captain, earning his stripes as a single dad to 14-month old RJ.
Utz recalls some tortilla chips over possible milk allergen
Pennsylvania-based chips and snack food maker Utz is recalling some of its tortilla chips because they may contain milk.
Pennsylvania-based chips and snack food maker Utz is recalling some of its tortilla chips because they may contain milk.
Kroger ground beef among 35,000 lbs. in meat recalled
More than 35,000 lbs. of raw ground beef have been recalled by JBS USA, Inc. because it could be contaminated with hard plastics, the USDA reports.
More than 35,000 lbs. of raw ground beef have been recalled by JBS USA, Inc. because it could be contaminated with hard plastics, the USDA reports.
CDC reports alarming rise in flea, tick, and mosquito-related diseases
Cases have tripled over the last 13 years.
Cases have tripled over the last 13 years.
1st death linked to romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak
At least one person has now died in connection with the nationwide E. coli outbreak due to romaine lettuce.
At least one person has now died in connection with the nationwide E. coli outbreak due to romaine lettuce.
'Tech neck' pain epidemic striking people of all ages
Do you ever experience an achy sore neck or back while sitting at your desk, or while using your mobile device?
Do you ever experience an achy sore neck or back while sitting at your desk, or while using your mobile device?
'Tech neck' pain epidemic striking people of all ages
Do you ever experience an achy sore neck or back while sitting at your desk, or while using your mobile device? If so, you are part of an electronic epidemic of pain.
Do you ever experience an achy sore neck or back while sitting at your desk, or while using your mobile device? If so, you are part of an electronic epidemic of pain.
Treating spring allergies
Along with the warmer weather comes allergy season and that can cause problems for people who love to exercise outdoors. So what's an allergy sufferer to do? Fitness expert Andrea Metcalf has some advice and tips.
Along with the warmer weather comes allergy season and that can cause problems for people who love to exercise outdoors. So what's an allergy sufferer to do? Fitness expert Andrea Metcalf has some advice and tips.
Mobile dental unit delivering oral care to the community
Over the years, we have learned how important our dental health is to our overall health. That's why a local dentist has decided to give back to the community by bringing dental care to places that really need it.
Over the years, we have learned how important our dental health is to our overall health. That's why a local dentist has decided to give back to the community by bringing dental care to places that really need it.
The Clean 20 program focuses on foods for a healthier diet
It's called clean eating and it'll completely change the way you look at your everyday diet. Dr. Ian Smith joined Good Day with his new book "The Clean 20." Twenty foods he says you should be eating to keep a healthy lifestyle.
It's called clean eating and it'll completely change the way you look at your everyday diet. Dr. Ian Smith joined Good Day with his new book "The Clean 20." Twenty foods he says you should be eating to keep a healthy lifestyle.
Dentist: As soon as your baby has teeth, brush them
Five-year-old Jack McDonald says he tries to brush his teeth twice a day. "We do one time in the day, one time at night."
Five-year-old Jack McDonald says he tries to brush his teeth twice a day. "We do one time in the day, one time at night."
Illinois Senate views marijuana as opioid alternative
Illinois lawmakers are turning to marijuana to fight opioid abuse.
Illinois lawmakers are turning to marijuana to fight opioid abuse.
First drug approved for most common inherited kidney disease
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug to slow kidney decline in patients with the most common inherited kidney disease. Jynarque (jihn-AR'-kew), from Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical, was approved Tuesday for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease. The progressive genetic disorder is the fourth-leading cause of kidney failure. It...
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug to slow kidney decline in patients with the most common inherited kidney disease. Jynarque (jihn-AR'-kew), from Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical, was approved Tuesday for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease. The progressive genetic disorder is the fourth-leading cause of kidney failure. It...
'Mason the Mighty' needs a kidney, spread the word
He is not yet two years-old, but Mason Spencer needs an organ transplant. His family told FOX 29 they’ll do whatever it takes to spread the word that “Mason the Mighty” needs a kidney.
He is not yet two years-old, but Mason Spencer needs an organ transplant. His family told FOX 29 they’ll do whatever it takes to spread the word that “Mason the Mighty” needs a kidney.
E. coli outbreak: Do not eat romaine lettuce from Yuma, per health officials
Officials with the Arizona Department of Health Services (DHS) are advising people to not eat romaine lettuce from the Yuma growing region, due to an E.coli outbreak.
Officials with the Arizona Department of Health Services (DHS) are advising people to not eat romaine lettuce from the Yuma growing region, due to an E.coli outbreak.