Got big Valentine's plans? While some people love Valentine's Day and others dread it, Dr. Jesse Gill says it can be a great launching point for your marriage relationship, if you do it right.
Health officials are hoping to aggressively combat the mosquito-borne disease before the insect population becomes larger and more active in the spring and summer.
Scores of people are dancing, blowing shofars, and worshipping God. You might think these images come from a charismatic service in America, but they're not. This is communist China. George Thomas gives us an exclusive look at this move of the Spirit in the most unlikely of places.
The World Health Organization has declared the Zika virus an international public health emergency Monday as the mosquito-borne virus is spreading rapidly in Central and South America.
Autoimmune diseases affect at least 50 million Americans, causing pain and discomfort many think they have to learn to live with. But Dr. Amy Myers shares in her book, The Autoimmune Solution, how to reverse this trend.
Israel's growing construction sites have uncovered some ancient treasures in unlikely places.
Our memories can hold 10 times as much information as scientists previously thought -- almost as much as the Internet, or about 4.7 billion books, according to a new study.
More Americans are living past 100, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A Swedish man recently became the first person to get on a flight without a boarding pass. Instead, Andreas Sjöström just used a chip implanted in his hand.
In the cold and flu season, many patients are seeking antibiotics -- but antibiotics don't always work and sometimes they're actually harmful.