Medical News

Stephen Lanzo claimed he contracted cancer after using Johnson & Johnson's products for more than 30 years. He and his wife were awarded $37 million in compensatory damages on Thursday.

The U.S. FDA has considered vaping among high school students a growing epidemic and national concern. At least 1.7 million students are smoking e-cigarettes, and more are getting addicted to combustible nicotine product...

Severe bleeding is being caused by synthetic weed that may have been laced with rat poison. This outbreak of bleeding caused by synthetic weed is now being spread from Illinois to other states.

An E.coli outbreak in four counties of New Jersey has had eight people hospitalized. The state's Department of Health is currently conducting an investigation with help from the CDC and the FDA.

Atlanta police ruled out foul play in the death of CDC scientist Timothy Cunningham. Cunningham's body was found Tuesday in a river near his house, although, the medical examiner is yet to release details of his death.

The Surgeon General wants more people to carry Naloxone with them in case of opioid overdose emergencies. How can members of the general public help with this public health crisis?

Exercise can make you happy, according to a new study that looks at the relationship between physical activity and happiness. However, it's not as simple as that.

Managing back pain apparently should not require surgery, injection, or opioid. Several studies showed that cognitive behavioral therapies and simple exercises are more effective than medications and physical therapy.