The FDA and Twitter push back on essential oil MLMs and other novel coronavirus scam 'cures'

33 U.S. states have laws to help dying people get access to drugs. Some say they just want the "right to try" them

“This is Bill Gates saying we should put chips inside people," Don Bolduc falsely claimed before vilifying masks

Renowned scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw tells Salon how our system is designed to protect some people -- and harm others

Arrogant doctors criticize their patients who go online to research ailments. But they're wrong. The best health sites are a boon to patients and doctors alike.

A neurologist who's dying of a brain tumor is suing to try to prove that his phone is responsible.

Mehmet Oz said incest with 'more than a first cousin away' was 'not a big problem' in 2014 interview

The widespread ravages of COVID-19 have increasingly led researchers to focus on how it sabotages blood vessels

The EPA has long bent to the desires of industry, persecuted whistleblowers, and buried their own research

Teenage depression is a serious and lonely illness, sometimes leading to suicide

Should women be permitted to trade half their eggs for discounted fertility treatments?

In "The First Cell," Azra Raza argues that it’s far more effective to attack cancer in its earliest stages.

Anti-vaxxers say COVID-19 vaccines are risky due to side effects. Here are the facts

High health care costs are overwhelming. The big picture is a single-payer system, but there's more we can do now

The House voted to make xylazine a controlled substance, but harm reduction advocates warn this won't help