HEALTH

Spaces like parks are thought to encourage people to exercise, as well as boost mental and physical health.

House Bill 413 would only allow abortions after a fetal heartbeat has been detected if the life of the woman is in danger, and the penalties for performing one would be either life imprisonment or death.

President Trump's FDA pick Stephen Hahn said that he agreed that the vaping crisis requires "aggressive action," but offered few other details.

A study from the University of Leeds found that students who skipped breakfast did not perform as well on GCSEs as those who ate a morning meal.

Each year, some 70,000 people in the U.S. survive being shot.

Suspended animation could buy surgeons more time to treat otherwise fatal traumatic injuries.

Study shows how the brain can adapt after major surgery to enable the body to function normally.

A federal guideline on removing patients from their opioid prescriptions was recently tempered, but not before physicians and hospital networks began aggressively removing people from their medication or sending them away entirely.

"Patients like these may suffer significant injuries, including hemorrhage, infection, loss of future fertility, or even death, but state conscience laws often prohibit them from recovering for their injuries in court," a researcher told Newsweek.

Customers are being advised to return products after six complaints were made concerning plastic contamination.

The man's symptoms were so bad it took him 30 minutes to walk up the stairs at home.

Seattle Children's Hospital will install new air handlers in their battle against an infection-causing mold which has killed six patients.