A woman who faced a six-day-a-week cocaine habit and a chaotic past builds a successful career and life by confronting her addictions, reclaiming health, and rewriting her story.
Multiple residents in a Bay Area community report attacks by a gold-colored squirrel, prompting warnings as authorities investigate the incident.
World Dense Breast Day highlights a condition affecting about half of U.S. women over 40, with calls for tailored screening and new research into blood-based tests.
The Yale student calls for universal clean-air infrastructure and recognizes filtered air as a human right.
Legal action underway after July operation at Henri Mondor Hospital near Paris
Experts warn that underactive thyroids are often mistaken for depression or menopause, while some patients are treated at low thresholds or left untreated.
78-year-old former defender seeks industrial injuries benefits linked to years of heading and collisions
Center for Accountability in Medicine aims to rate MD-granting schools on apolitical criteria across three pillars, excluding Puerto Rico; USF tops inaugural index with a perfect score.
Former England captain seeks workplace-accident recognition to access benefits for dementia linked to repeated head injuries