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Regular consumption of instant noodles is associated with an increased risk for metabolic syndrome among women in South Korea.

The best comment health care professionals can make about celebrity deaths is that they heighten suicide awareness.

Supply of ZMapp now gone as death toll climbs above 1000.

Overestimating their weight makes children much more likely to attempt weight loss, regardless of whether they are a healthy weight, or are overweight or obese.

Hiring managers have seen an increase in the number of lies applicants use on their résumés, according to the findings of a recent survey.

In 2012 alone, US health care providers wrote 82.5 opioid and 37.6 benzodiazepine prescriptions per 100 persons.

A study finds that women who describe themselves with masculine qualities may be more likely to be hired for jobs traditionally held by men.

The FDA today approved the first non-invasive colorectal screening test to indicate the presence of certain abnormal growths that may be colorectal cancer or precursors to colon cancer.

Alasdair James has been named president and chief member officer for Kmart.

Several treatments for hemorrhagic fever are in different stages of development.

An FDA analysis confirmed the presence of DMAA in RegeneSlim, an appetite control dietary supplement.

A multicenter study will examine whether a drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis can improve kidney transplant patients' health.

Details on companies affected by the breach are not yet available.

Good Neighbor Pharmacy of the Year, Harry Race Pharmacy provides creative solutions for their patients in Sitka, Alaska.

Clinical hold on Tekmira's Ebola treatment changed to partial hold by the FDA.

A recent article suggests that comparing 2 or more observations of a patient's COPD symptoms over time can help clinicians learn why patients lose control of the disease.