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Doctors share the warning signs of a severe infection and what warrants a visit with a doctor.

Experts predict that it's going to be a particularly bad flu season.

Chronic fatigue syndrome affects 3.3 million Americans, yet only 15% are diagnosed correctly. Learn about this debilitating condition's symptoms.

A surge in phony delivery texts is catching overwhelmed shoppers off guard as criminals deploy look-alike tracking links and malware.

Americans celebrated Christmas dinner in 1918 with patriotic rationing recipes from the "Win the War in the Kitchen" cookbook amid World War I food conservation efforts.

Hax tailoring is redefining the experience of getting a handmade suit — particularly for women.

Taco Bell brought back its popular Quesarito nationwide starting Dec. 18 for a limited time — a comeback fans dubbed "a Christmas miracle" years after the mashup vanished from menus.

Holiday movie tourism surges as Connecticut businesses benefit from the popularity of certain film locations. Some fans visit multiple times yearly to experience movies.

Chef Brooke Baevsky shares her signature vegetable latke recipe on Fox Nation's "American Kitchen," featuring the dish she makes for Adam Sandler during Hanukkah.

A civil rights complaint is accusing a Colorado school district of factoring race into student discipline, giving different punishments for the same infractions.

A global study reveals gout cases have steadily increased in people aged 15 to 39 from 1990 to 2021, with young adults expected to see continued rises through 2035.

Harvard and Trump officials have sparred for months over the Trump administration's attempts to freeze billions in federal research funds.

Chef Brooke Baevsky shares her signature vegetable latke recipe on Fox Nation's "American Kitchen," featuring the dish she makes for Adam Sandler during Hanukkah.

Millions of women lack access to prenatal vitamins. See how Vitamin Angels and partners like Prevagen are closing the gap and helping moms deliver healthier babies.

Shereen Pavlides demonstrates her from-scratch lasagna recipe with chef David Burke, featuring homemade pasta, fresh ingredients and her "cook with your heart" philosophy.

Fox Nation's "American Kitchen" features chef David Burke preparing his signature popovers with an American twist on the classic Yorkshire pudding recipe.

Major cities cancel New Year's Eve celebrations due to security concerns, while Times Square prepares for crowds to ring in the New Year. Here are facts and details.

Risk-based breast cancer screening matches individual genetics to mammogram frequency, showing safety compared to annual screening in a 28,000-woman study.

The news about the Colorado-based National Center for Atmospheric Research comes after threats over the continued imprisonment of Tina Peters.

It’s one of the most annoying dilemmas women face — wanting to look stylish at work, on weekends and on nights out, but getting stuck in a rut.

Parmesan cheese goes viral on TikTok as gym-goers eat wedges for protein, with one ounce providing 10 grams of complete protein and essential amino acids.

Some proven techniques to escape frustrating AI customer service loops, including magic words and confusion tactics that force human transfers.

The US Department of Health and Human Services is planning to overhaul the schedule of recommended vaccines for children in the US, a person familiar with the plans told CNN on Thursday.

California is forcing Tahoe Truckee schools to switch sports leagues despite winter weather safety concerns at Donner Pass, drawing criticism from Rep. Kevin Kiley.

US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other health officials said Thursday that the federal government will block hospitals and doctors from providing transgender care to children, saying, “this is not medicine, it is malpractice.”

Chloe Cole, who detransitioned after medical procedures as a minor, joins HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to announce proposed regulations ending gender treatments for children.

American Heart Association research reveals growing evidence linking gum disease to heart disease through plaque buildup in arteries and increased cardiovascular risk.

Brown University's emphasis on diversity programs in campus safety department draws criticism following deadly Saturday shooting in Barus & Holley building.

The American Academy of Pediatrics has joined the ranks of organizations that are losing funding for grants that, federal officials say, don’t align with the Trump administration’s missions or priorities.

Carnival Cruise drink packages limit guests to 15 alcoholic beverages per 24-hour period, with the cruise line reserving the right to refuse service for safety.

"How can I even consider having another baby now?"

New international study shows reversing prediabetes through lifestyle changes and lower blood sugar reduces heart attack and heart failure risk by 58% over decades.

Parents who raised kids in the '90s are "surprised by how young boys are when they first encounter it," one mom said.

A study from Australia finds tea consumption may be linked to higher hip bone density in older women, while coffee raises concerns at very high intake levels.

Two people died and nine were injured in a Brown University shooting, exposing gaps in Providence's new $1 million real time crime center that lacked campus surveillance.

Data brokers sell personal shopping information to scammers who craft convincing fake refund messages during peak holiday purchasing periods.

A UCLA Health study published in JAMA shows only FDA-approved cannabinoid medications demonstrate clear clinical benefits for specific medical conditions like seizures.

A Winter Olympics event in Italy is near the site of 20,000 dinosaur footprints, officials announced on Tuesday. The prints date back about 210 million years.

The Chicago-based artist will draw from two vast photographic archives — including vintage images from Ebony and Jet — in his commission for the center, which will open late next spring.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins directed Minnesota to recertify SNAP recipients in four counties as part of a federal probe into a $1B welfare fraud scandal.

He sees you when you’re sleeping, he knows when you’re awake. 

Brown University President Christina Paxson faces mounting criticism for her response to a deadly campus shooting as the manhunt enters its fifth day.

U.S. airports are slowly reintroducing guest passes for non-passengers after the Sept. 11 security changes restricted access to only ticketed travelers with boarding passes.

Scientists discover the mechanism behind vaccine-related myocarditis, a rare side effect that affects about one in 32,000 people after second COVID shot.

When Venessa Johnson first laid eyes on her new puppy Ollie, the adorable, 8-week-old Shih Tzu seemed more than a little familiar.

Two students, Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, were killed in a shooting at Brown University's engineering building, prompting officials to send students home.

More parents are likely to choose these names next year, based on recent trends and Social Security Administration data.

Archaeologists recently discovered four medieval spears in Lake Lednica, Poland, dating to the era of Mieszko I and Bolesław the Brave, Poland's first rulers.

New research reveals 25% of college students with perfect 4.0 GPAs can't do middle school math, exposing how grade inflation misleads families about academic preparedness.

Christos Tsirogiannis has spent almost two decades trawling through inventories of museums, auction houses and other collections for illegally trafficked antiquities.