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California botulism outbreak linked to petrol station's nacho cheese An outbreak of severe food poisoning in Sacramento, California, that left nine people in hospital has been linked to cheese sauce sold on nacho crisps at a family-run petrol station.
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Man's Death Possibly Linked to Walnut Grove Botulism Outbreak WALNUT GROVE -- A drive from the Bay Area to Sacramento takes many through Walnut Grove. But some like Maria Garcia are rethinking where they stop for a break.
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Local Health Alert: Summer Means Tick Season In The Mid-South MEMPHIS, Tenn. (localmemphis.com) - 'Tis the season for ticks. They're expected to be bad this year because of the mild winter.
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Kissing Bug Chagas Disease: Disgusting Way To Die Just Deemed Deadlier The kissing bug causes something called Chagas Disease, and it has just been deemed deadlier than previously thought. What is Chagas Disease?
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Scientists stunned by 'kissing bug' disease An alarming new finding by scientists suggests that the kissing bug may be wreaking havoc, and we are not even aware of it. A shocking new report is leading to a dire warning about the innocuously named "kissing bugs," painting the insects as far from ...
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Authorities shocked by major 'kissing bug' discovery An alarming new report published PLOS Negelcted Tropical Diseases suggests that a certain disease is far deadlier than we realized.
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Out of the pool! Outbreaks linked to crypto parasites on the rise Some icky news just in time for pool season: Reports of diarrhea outbreaks linked to cryptosporidiosis parasites in pools and water parks increased at least two-fold in two years, federal health officials reported Thursday.
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As fentanyl use spreads, states step up responses FREDERICK, Md. - A billboard on a main highway tallies the number of residents in this mostly rural county who have overdosed on prescription painkillers, heroin and other illicit opioids this year: 96 overdoses, 15 of them fatal.
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How to protect your family during tick season As temperatures rise and kids and pets across the U.S. return to playing outdoors, they're more likely than ever to come in contact with ticks -- and in some cases, experts warn, the dangers could be fatal.
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3D-Printed Ovaries in Mice Could One Day Help Infertile Women Become Pregnant The first 3D-printed soft tissue organ that has been successful in an animal model holds the promise of eventual human reproductive trials in the future.
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Cigarettes sold in plain green packs under new rules New rules have come into force which mean cigarettes and tobacco must be sold in plain green packets and carry graphic health warnings.
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Morbidly obese monkey put on strict no-junk-food diet BANGKOK -- A morbidly obese wild monkey who gorged himself on junk food and soda left behind by tourists has been rescued and placed on a strict diet of lean protein, fruits and vegetables.
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New Laws In The UK And EU Further Restrict Tobacco Industry In recent months, some Brits have expressed their distaste for European Union regulations - a frustration that helped motivate the Brexit vote last summer.
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Amount of fentanyl seized by police doubled from 2015 to 2016 (CNN) -- The United States is seeing a dramatic increase in drugs containing fentanyl, newly released data from the Drug Enforcement Administration shows.
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Scientists One Step Closer To 3-D-Printed Ovaries To Treat Infertility The list of things that can be created with 3-D printers keeps getting longer: jewelry, art, guns, food, medical devices and, now, mouse ovaries.
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3D-Printed Ovaries Offer Promise as Infertility Treatment A female mouse with synthetic ovaries created on a 3D-printer conceived and gave birth to healthy offspring. Researchers said the study could lead to an infertility treatment for women with cancer.
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Fort Collins council members clash over mosquito spraying Editor's note: The video above was originally published in 2014. Fort Collins isn't seeing mosquito weather yet but the City Council is already talking about whether the city should spray to reduce the threat of West Nile virus.
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Scientists are trying to use Zika virus to kill brain cancer Scientists in Britain think that they could attack aggressive brain cancer by using Zika virus. They hope that this strong virus can produce the same adverse effects on brain cancer as it produces on developing brains such as babies'.
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Meet 'Uncle Fat,' Thailand's chunky monkey who's going on a diet A wild obese macaque named "Uncle Fat," who was rescued from a Bangkok suburb, sits with bananas in a rehabilitation center in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, May 19, 2017.
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Italy makes 12 vaccines mandatory for school-age children Measles, mumps and rubella vaccine In this photo illustration, vials of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine are displayed on a counter at a Walgreens Pharmacy on Jan. 26, 2015 in Mill Valley, Calif.
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Democratic Republic of Congo: Three additional Ebola cases reported According to the World Health Organization (WHO), three new Ebola virus disease (EVD) cases were reported on May 19, bringing the outbreak total to 32.
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Global Cyber Attack Hits First Australian Business Rob Whiteman, CIPFA chief executive said: "The NHS ransomware attack needs to be a stark reminder for all government organisations to ensure IT security is optimal, regularly reviewed and upgraded, and given the resources to match our reliance on ...
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This Country Has Made It Illegal for Parents to Not Vaccinate Their Children Despite a growing movement of people against vaccinations in the United States, one country, at least, has determined parents who refuse to vaccinate their children will face legal ramifications.
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Coming together to fight cancer Several hundred people turned out to support cancer survivors and others affected by cancer at Relay for Life May 20, 2017 at Warhill High School.
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Milestone in quest to make blood cells Scientists have unveiled two methods for coaxing stem cells into blood cells, a long-sought goal that could lead to new treatments for blood disease, including leukemia.
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