Articles By Nadia-Elysse Harris
Dr. Dong-Pyou Han of Iowa State University admitted to falsifying results in research to develop an HIV/AIDS vaccine. Prior to his admission, the findings were hailed as a medical breakthrough.
Delaney 'Laney' Brown died of acute myeloid leukemia Wednesday, just days after 10,000 carolers came to her home to make her wish come true.
A newly approved law in Spain will only approve abortions in cases of rape or a threat to expectant mothers' health.
Claire Davis, 17, died Saturday afternoon from injuries she sustained in a shooting at her Colorado high school last week.
The thousands of Americans whose plans will be canceled under Obamacare will be allowed a "hardship exemption" if they don't register for insurance in 2014.
We've compiled a list of the most controversial health stories of 2013, from a woman being denied care because of a language barrier to a mother who only bathes her baby once a week.
Photographer Melanie Pace captured the Nunery family's first and last moments in a house filled with love.
Consumer Reports found that half of all raw chicken in the U.S. may contain antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
One case, Halbig v. Sebelius, could potentially be a major obstacle for the continued implementation of the Affordable Care Act in 2014.
A new poll found that 37 percent of uninsured Americans believe that Obamacare hurt them in some way.
Mita Diran tweeted about working long hours just before collapsing to her death. Her employer, Y&R, expressed its condolences.
Doctors in China attached Xiao Wei's severed right hand to his ankle for a month while operating on his injured arm.