Nicole Wetsman

A new study of Hurricane Harvey data shows how much havoc big storms wreak on newborns.

No single virus or pathogen was consistent across all the cases, making it hard to pinpoint what is causing the polio-like symptoms.

The agency only plans to regulate medical apps it thinks are risky.

A controversial analysis says there’s no good evidence that red meat harms individual health.

Peer-run talks that highlight misconceptions about tobacco could help adolescents keep away from cigarettes and vaping products.

Early detection is key—and activity trackers might be able to help.

As the number of respiratory illnesses linked to e-cigarettes continues to rise, lawmakers and governors in states across the country are pushing for regulations on the products — including bans on flavors and increased oversight of counterfeit…

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Climate change will increase the range of Valley fever.

Trump administration proposed a ban on flavored e-cigarettes.

In one instance, Juul representatives told students in school that its products were less harmful than cigarettes.

The evidence collected would also currently not be admissible in court.

Knowing about a storm too far in advance could mean unnecessary and counterproductive preparation and evacuation.

A genetic analysis of almost 500,000 people debunks the trope.

The decision in Oklahoma could mean other companies not as centrally involved in the opioid crisis could also be held accountable.

Yeardley Love, a 22-year-old lacrosse player at the University of Virginia, was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in May 2010. The attack that killed her wasn’t the first—he’d assaulted her before. To Kathryn Laughon, a forensic nurse examiner and…

The flu can pass more easily in crowded conditions, like those at the border.

Bad air quality is also associated with dementia and cardiovascular disease.

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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends doctors should ask their patients about all the drugs they use.