New Jersey is joining state, federal lawmakers in calling for closer look at e-cigarettes amid rash of severe lung illnesses among teens and young adults.

Patients should not feel awkward talking about any condition with their doctors. Having accurate information can help your doctor diagnose the rash and identify appropriate treatment options.

There will be presentations and screenings of his films: "Moment to Moment" and "Love is Listening: Dementia Without Loneliness."

A University of Pennsylvania study found that Hepatitis C-infected kidneys function as well as uninfected organs used for transplant.

Several other attorneys general have said they’re not satisfied with a tentative settlement in a federal lawsuit because the Sackler family hasn't committed more of their personal fortunes.

The money is being split up 347 ways, with two shares going to a pair of Villanova researchers for their role in capturing the first photo of a black hole.

The insect began invading Philadelphia a year ago, but it was first discovered in the United States in Berks County in 2014.

Despite her suffering, she laughed loudly and often. Still, it was painfully apparent that she was rapidly approaching the end of her life, and we had to have that tough conversation. How did she envision this chapter?

Critics say the rollback will speed the conversion of wetlands and headwaters, which provide critical habitat for wildlife and support the nation's drinking water supply.

Signs of mental health distress can be difficult to spot. Here are some tips for how to recognize whether a friend or family member is in need, and what you can do to help.

Trump administration officials, alarmed by new data showing a huge jump in e-cigarette use by young people, said they are moving to ban most flavored e-cigarettes, a major development that could result in sweeping changes in the burgeoning e-cigarette market.

The killer heat wave of 1993 changed how the city treats its most vulnerable residents. As temperatures continue to rise, more action will be required.

When our teenagers go to college we want them to acquire many things: New friends with diverse backgrounds, expanded interests, more independence, and, if they have time, an education. What we don’t want them to get? Sick. In an outbreak.