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Leading drugmakers plan to work together to accelerate development of an Ebola vaccine and produce millions of doses of the most effective experimental product.
Multi drug-resistant tuberculosis remains at crisis levels, with about 480,000 new cases this year.
In the fight against Ebola, the U.S. may have unwittingly employed a flexible strategy, touched upon in a new study, to stop the disease's spread.
Hooters is hoping to raise awareness of breast cancer through its "Support Our Hooters" campaign.
Since 1984, Glamour reveals their readers feel worse about their body, but today, it's thanks to social media.
A study found that 89 percent of dishcloths hold some kind of bacteria, and it's because people aren't using them right.
Brooke Guinan is New York City's first and only transgender female firefighter, and she's hoping to break down stereotypes about the LGBT community.
A Spanish nurse infected with Ebola in Madrid after caring for two patients with the virus has tested negative in a second examination, meaning she is clear of the disease.
A woman in the UK, dubbed the British "Sleeping Beauty," only gets two hours a day to live a normal life due to Kleine-Levin syndrome.
A research team from UCSF has identified changes in the brain that lead from moderate alcohol consumption to binge drinking.
Ebola is nearly impossible to contract unless you live or work immediately near someone who has it. If only these people knew that.
Ebola co-discoverer Peter Piot speaks about identifying the virus in 1976 during an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Unfortunately, many problems they faced back then persist today.