A lot of us probably say TGIF on Friday mornings, but study after study shows fewer of us are saying TGIV -- thank goodness it's vacation.

Many times when something hurts it's because of some sort of inflammation.

A new treatment is showing promise in battling Alzheimer's disease.

People who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis are mostly focused on getting the disease under control and easing the joint pain.

Only about one in every ten Americans eats enough fruit and vegetables, according to a new study.

Temperatures are heating up, and for many of us that means playing in the water.

Two popular antidepressants may increase the risk of birth defects in babies of mothers who took them, according to a new study done by the Centers for Disease Control.

New numbers from the federal government are shedding light on what's being called a heroin epidemic across the country.

While you may associate foodies or adventurous eaters with indulgent eating or eating to excess, that may not be the case.

A new study suggests weight-loss surgery combined with lifestyle changes may be a more effective treatment for obese patients with type-two diabetes compared to the changes alone.

Fourth of July fireworks cannot only injure your eyes and hands; they might also take a toll on your lungs.

You might think varicose veins only affect older women, but everyone can get them.

We all know fruit is good for us, but a new study says some types may lead to a higher risk of skin cancer.

Sunburns happen to people of all ages, but burns in childhood are of special concern.

Hundreds of people in the U.S. have a pacemaker implanted every year to treat certain heart conditions.