Buried within the nearly 6,000-page Combined COVID-19 Relief and Omnibus Spending Bill signed by President Trump on Sunday is some unexpected but welcome news: the “No Surprises Act.”

Some call them a treat, others, a health hazard. Raw meat sandwiches, aka tiger or cannibal sandwiches, have been a holiday delicacy in Wisconsin for a long time.

Frito-lay has been issued a warning by the FDA for allergen and chip mix-up issues.

Distribution plans for the Covid-19 vaccine have shifted; many groups considered at-risk, once first in line to get the vaccine, now will have to wait.

For those frustrated with online dating, a new rules of engagement plan could be in order.

So many unrequited likes and winks, so many disappointments, so many people using online dating sites.

With some Covid vaccines in various stages of nearing the FDA-approval line, challenges for citizens, the pharma companies, and the FDA, await.

Impulsive choice is driven by two factors – your self-control and the ability to imagine potential outcomes of your behavior and future consequences.

Public health officials, some advice: You can use social media as an effective way to reach the public. It's where much of your audience is.

The vaccine makers, Pfizer and Moderna, say their vaccine trials have been successful. But, said the incoming Biden administration, it needs logistical information from the present administration...

It's been years since the presence of formaldehyde was found in hair-straightening treatments. This is a known carcinogen; so why is it still in there?

Health record thieves are out there. For ease of mind, ask how your health care providers protect your information.