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Researchers from the University of Oxford on Monday presented findings that suggest spending time online could have a positive impact on your well-being.

The number of Americans dying from drug overdoses fell last year for the first time since 2018, according to provisional federal estimates released Wednesday.

A new rule proposed by the Biden Department of Health and Human Services intends to increase access to kidney transplants for all people with end-stage renal disease by reducing racial disparities among Black patients.

Thousands of women in states with abortion bans and restrictions are receiving abortion pills in the mail from states that have laws protecting prescribers, a new report shows.

An anti-abortion activist who led others on an invasion and blockade of a reproductive health clinic in the nation's capital was sentenced on Tuesday to nearly five years in prison.

NBC TV host, inaugural "American Idol" winner and singer Kelly Clarkson admitted on her eponymous show Monday that some of her weight loss is the result of medication.

New data published Monday showed the number of homeless people living on D.C. streets increased for the second consecutive year -- and many of those seeking shelter are families.

New research indicates physical activity, rather than sleep, may play a more crucial role in maintaining brain health.

When he heard that devastating floods hit his village in northern Afghanistan last week, farmer Abdul Ghani rushed home from neighboring Kunduz province where he was visiting relatives. When he got home, he found out that his wife and three children ...

The reigning winners of Miss USA, Noelia Voigt, and Miss Teen USA, UmaSofia Srivastava, resigned from their titles within days of each other this week in a shock to the Miss Universe Organization.