People with multiple sclerosis (MS) may soon have a second needle-free option to control their disease.
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People with pale skin tend to be more prone to sunburns — and skin cancer. So, they often take steps to avoid the sun and slather on sunscreen when they are exposed to the sun’s rays. As a result, they may make less vitamin D and may benefit from vitamin D supplements, according to a new study in Cancer Causes and Control.
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A new study shows people age 65 and over who rated their own health as poor were 70% more likely to develop dementia than those who felt they were in good health.
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The toll from the ongoing outbreak of listeria in cantaloupe has reached 18 deaths among 100 cases in 30 states.
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If smoking is not controlled worldwide, the habit could produce 18 million new tuberculosis (TB) cases and 40 million deaths from TB between 2010 and 2050, according to a new study.
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CDC: 4 million Americans say they drive when they’ve had too much to drink. They do it 112 million times a year — down 30% from 2006. Drinking isn’t down, but during the recession fewer drinkers leave home.
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More than three-fourths of people with a variety of cancers have low levels of vitamin D, and the lowest levels are associated with more advanced cancers, a new study suggests.
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WebMD debunks happiness myths including the belief that “happiness is a destination” and more.
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Director Patty Jenkins’ new short film, which helped her heal from the loss of a dear friend, is part of Lifetime’s innovative anthology.
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WebMD talks to experts about top concentration killers, such as multitasking, boredom, fatigue, and more.
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