Another American Ebola Survivor Had Eye Problems
Ebola survivor Dr. Ian Crozier wasn't the only American to experience eye problems following the disease — a new report describes eye problems in...
Medics around the world face hostility over virus stigma
Dr. Dina
Abdel-Salam watched in terror last month as scores of strangers gathered
under the balcony of her aunt’s empty apartment in...
Italian Nurse Arrested On Suspicion Of Killing Patients
Italian police said Thursday that they have arrested a nurse on suspicion of killing 13 patients, mostly in their 80s, who underwent surgery in...
Why You Should Never Try To Remove A Skin Tag Yourself
Your skin can give you plenty of blemishes to stress over-moles, pimples, warts, you name it. Most skin spots are nothing to worry about,...
Sierra Leone Ebola Village Quarantine Lifted
A village in Sierra Leone has become one of the last areas in the country to be released from an Ebola quarantine.
President Ernest Bai...
New Regulations On Sale Of E-Cigarettes Set To Take Effect
Anyone under 18 years old will be barred from buying electronic cigarettes in Massachusetts and the liquid and gels used in the devices will...
A Year Later: Hero Doc Reflects On Surviving Ebola
Nearly a year ago, Dr. Kent Brantly became the first American Ebola patient to return to the United States for treatment during the West...
Pancreatic Cancer Blood Test Breakthrough
Scientists believe they are close to a blood test for pancreatic cancer - one of the hardest tumours to detect and treat.The test, which...
Measles: Four European Nations Lose Eradication Status
Measles has returned to four European nations previously seen as free of the illness, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
USC Agrees To Pay $215m To Settle Doctor Sex Abuse Claims
The University of Southern California said Friday that it would pay $215 million to settle claims of sexual abuse and harassment by a school...