In 2010, California noticed possibly the worst year for whooping cough cases in more than 20 years, the Department of Public Health said.

Federal health officials have released new figures discussing the increasing number of Americans with type 2 diabetes.

An allergy medication, Allegra, can now be purchased by consumers without a prescription after the Food and Drug Administration approved the medication for over-the-counter purchase.

The most dangerous finding, is that when asking children about their experiences and how they feel after stopping their medications, the children explain feelings of being completely different, like a different person.

Federal health officials explain that certain types of breast implants may increase risks of having anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL), a very rare cancer.

The United States Preventive Services Task Force recommendation may have overlooked evidence that could save lives.

For insomnia patients, just getting out of bed may help alleviate the sleep disorder.

Residents in other countries can generally expect to live longer according to an in-depth report by National Research Council and National Academies researchers.

Scientists were trying to prove that exercise makes individuals less likely to desire mind-altering substances.

Not only could living on a busy road be the cause of some sleepness nights, but it could also increase stroke risk, specifically for older individuals, a new study may show.