More and more pregnant moms are taking antidepressants. Is it safe? The topic has been long debated. Mental health and pregnancy experts weigh in.

Experts estimate up to 80% of processed foods contain genetically modified ingredients. Learn what GMOs are and why they’ve created so much fuss.

Small study suggests Vyvanse might help with concentration, thought organization

The University of Manchester has entered into a new partnership with the US Food and Drug Administration to train new researchers and make advances in drug safety, development and personalised dosage.

The 'American Grilled' host shares his recipe for honey-glazed grilled carrots.

Study found those assigned a food plan dropped a bit more weight

Researchers said effect was even stronger if bones or joints were involved

Poisonous plants and toxic chemicals could be lurking in your yard. Here's how to protect your pets.

The thyroid is a small gland with a big job. WebMD explains what you need to know about it.

Day-to-day tips to handle your chronic headaches.

We are very interested in accessing innovation and technology, but we can't hope to do everything ourselves. One way for us to do this is to set up the Innovation Village, to provide space for entrepreneurs and innovators in South Wales.

Paying for fertility treatments can be daunting. WebMD describes options to help you afford it.

Pulmatrix, Inc., previously known as Ruthigen, Inc., today announced the completion of its previously announced merger, effective June 15, 2015, and the closing of a private placement generating aggregate gross proceeds of $10.0 million. Participants in the private placement included pre-merger…

Researchers report the increased risk was as high as 58 percent

Lifeline Scientific (AIM: LSIC), the transplantation technology company, welcomes the publication in Experimental and Clinical Transplantation of the clinical study (‘Study’): “Hypothermic Machine Perfusion Permits Extended Cold Ischemia Times With Improved Early Graft Function.”

Kids younger than 3 may eat the drug when it's baked into brownies and cookies

Early intervention for toddlers with autism spectrum disorder helps improve their intellectual ability and reduces autism symptoms years after originally getting treatment, a new study shows.

Review of more than a million patients finds the drugs are no worse for recall than other cholesterol fighters

Cat Parasite May Be Tied to Human Mental Disorders

Sanofi announced today the presentation of full results of the Phase IIIb ELIXA study, which was designed to assess the cardiovascular (CV) safety of Lyxumia (lixisenatide) in adults with type 2 diabetes and high CV risk.

The 21st Century Cures bill now being considered by Congress would extend a program that promotes pediatric drug research.

Molecular Health signed an agreement with TestAnalytika to be its preferred distributor in the Latin American region at the 2015 ASCO Annual Meeting. TestAnalytika will begin to market and distribute Molecular Health's cancer treatment decision support product, TreatmentMAP, to patients, physicians,…

Jazz Pharmaceuticals plc announced today that the first patients have been enrolled in a Phase 3 clinical development program evaluating the safety and efficacy of its investigational drug candidate, JZP-110, as a wake-promoting agent in the treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) in adult…

If promising but early studies pan out, psychiatrists of the future could make a most unusual request of their patients: a sample of their stool.

Almost all patients with early Parkinson’s disease have nonmotor symptoms, with more than a third having a severe burden of symptoms, a study shows.

Next season's shot includes last year's missing strain

These interventions are often tied to too little, or too much of certain nutrients, study finds

Many women have fewer headaches while expecting, experts say

Two new procedures have been added to the list of what should be covered by insurance without charge to consumers under provisions of the health law.

Findings support immunization of older adults

Extremely poor vision can be caused by strabismus in early childhood or by a displaced optical axis. Amblyopia is caused not by organic damage to the eyes but by the brain incorrectly fitting together the images the eyes provide.

Study finds patients with stage 3b tumors lived nearly 10 months longer, on average

Patients are flocking to community health clinics for care in North Carolina and elsewhere. Clinic leaders think health law advertising has driven up demand, especially for people in the Medicaid gap.

Actor Joe Manganiello is proof there's no magic pill for fitness – just hard work.

The actress talks about her training regimen – and what cancer has taught her about life.

Effective treatments are available, but fewer than 20 percent get help, study finds

At least a third of canned foods have the chemical BPA in their linings, according to a new report from the Environmental Working Group (EWG).

The Obama administration on Tuesday marshaled both the public and private sectors to fight antibiotic resistance at livestock feed lots, federal cafeterias, and the nation's hospitals and doctors’ offices.

Experts say stricter air pollution regulations are needed

Results of two clinical trials reported at the American Society for Clinical Oncology Annual Meeting 2015 show continued promise of immune therapies nivolumab and pembrolizumab against advanced melanomas, specifically in the context of PD1 signaling that some tumors use to avoid immune system…