FDA Approves Treatment For Period Pain Faced By 200 Million WomenThe FDA has just approved a new treatment for a condition that feels like "tiny people skating on razor blades in your stomach," according to millions of women.
Eating Cheese Won't Increase Risk Of Heart Problems, Study SaysResearchers say eating dairy products won’t increase your risk of developing heart problems later on in life.
How An Improv Class Helps Social AnxietySimilar to a regular improv class, but with participants who've signed up specifically to address their anxiety issues and teachers who are sensitive to this type of group.
Doctors Prescribing New Breakthrough Migraine Medicine AimovigDoctors in Kansas have been calling the new migraine drug Aimovig a "big breakthrough" even though it's been on the market only a few weeks.
Baby Fights For Life After Mother Delays Cancer Treatment To Give BirthA mother in New York delayed her cancer treatment until her baby could be born and then found out the infant's heart stopped multiple times.
U.S. Babies, Toddlers Eat Way Too Much Added Sugar, Study FindsAdded sugar has been linked with obesity, asthma, dental cavities and heart disease risk factors such as high cholesterol and high blood pressure.
Dogs May Be Next Source Of Deadly Flu Pandemics, Study FindsA new report is now warning that the next deadly flu pandemic may be carried by dogs.
High School Vaping Epidemic SpreadsCommunity program is believed to be the first of its kind tackling a widespread problem.
Women With Early Stage Breast Cancer Can Skip Chemo, Study SaysA groundbreaking study has concluded that most women diagnosed with early stage breast cancer can avoid going through chemotherapy.
Sleeping In On The Weekends Can Help You Live Longer, Study FindsA new study suggests that sleeping in on your days off can offset a lack of sleep during the work week.
Researchers Discover Deadly New Pig Virus That Could Spread to HumansResearchers say they have identified a new pig virus that could be a threat to humans.
Major Depression Diagnoses Up 33 Percent Since 2013, Study FindsBlue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA), who insures over 106 million people, reports that major depression cases skyrocketed from 2013 to 2016.
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