Ebola virus was first identified in 1976 when two consecutive outbreaks of fatal hemorrhagic fever occurred in different parts of Central Africa.

When it comes to blood types, there are four major categories. Do some of these affect stroke risk more than others

Diabetes continues to be a growing health problem in the United States with an estimated 10% of the population diagnosed with diabetes and approximately 35% of the population estimated to have prediabetes.

Saline sprays, corticosteroids, antihistamines and decongestants – oh, my! There are several over-the-counter and prescription nasal sprays on the market.

Dietary supplements are intended to help people meet nutritional needs. When used correctly, they may help reduce your risk of certain diseases, minimize discomfort and improve your quality of life. But are they appropriate to take if you’re undergoing cancer treatment?

You've heard it before: To lose weight, you simply need to eat less and exercise more. In theory, that makes sense.

Sciatica is an aching or burning pain that begins in your buttocks and travels down the back of your leg.

November is lung cancer and pancreatic cancer awareness month. Here we address association versus cause, what happens to these organs when a person smokes and the impact of quitting.

When it comes to twins, Griffin and Audrey Behrens couldn’t be much closer.

Bleeding or spotting after sex is not necessarily normal but can occur for a variety of reasons.