Algeria's health minister wants people not to provoke animals, but people say better care would have saved woman's life.

Most of the healthiest cities are in northern Europe. Australia and Canada also do well—but the top U.S. city is in 34th place.

Of the 50 countries with the highest life expectancy, the U.S. had the lowest improvement in life expectancy between 2000 and 2016, at just 1.6 years.

Research suggests that veganism can have health benefits, if well-planned.

Attention Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), syphilis and HIV/AIDS top the list of the most Googled health conditions nationally.

“The Great Garrett Underpants” had a hand in writing his own unique obituary before his tragic death this month.

There may be significantly fewer Pap smears performed in the future.

Sugar taxes are becoming increasingly popular to combat diabetes and other health problems. Do they work?

In order to lose fat, people still need to move more and eat less, but studies have shown these foods and supplements might help.

People are turning to essential oils to help them combat a plethora of medical problems.

Some new mothers claim consuming the placenta holds numerous health benefits.

Scientists investigated cells known as microglia, which are believed to play a role in the development of dementia.

It wasn't clear if social media played a role in the epidemic of loneliness in America.

The new project is being constructed in southern France and is designed to emulate life outside hospital walls.

We’ve all been there. You think you’re eating something healthy. You run to Costco and buy a ton of it. Seconds, even thirds, of a particular food is fine, it’s healthy, right? Wrong.

Sleeping in over the weekend could counteract the negative effects of short sleeps during the week, according to a new study.

The bacteria is rare but exposure to it is often fatal.

In 2014-2016, Ebola killed more than 11,000 people.

We all know it’s a killer, but many of us think we know more than we do.

Thoughts and plans to commit suicide haven't been this prevalent in teens since the 1980s.

Artificial sweeteners may be contributing to chronic diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

"I am going to die," the distressed 22-year-old told the dispatcher, who answered with, "Yes, certainly, you will die one day, just like everyone does."