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Vaccine developed by Canadian government could be mass produced within months.

Amazon and Samsung debut new phones, while Apple-lovers wait for the latest iPhone iteration.

Digoxin increases risk of death in patients with newly diagnosed atrial fibrillation.

A woman taking Parkinson's disease drugs was admitted to a hospital for excessive, unwanted orgasms related to the drug.

In this age group, such hospitalizations surged 104% between 2005 and 2011.

Jesse McCullough, PharmD, director of field clinical services for Rite Aid, discusses the implications of a pharmacist-led intervention to boost medication adherence.

World Health Organization declaration assures drug manufacturers that there will be a market for Ebola medications.

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.