Most U.S. Hepatitis C Infections May Be Missed: Study

In one state, only one from 183 diagnosed cases met reporting criteria for CDC

Under-the-Tongue Hay Fever Pills Offer Little Benefit: Study

For serious grass allergy, shots may be more effective, researcher says

Too Few Men With Low-Risk Prostate Cancers Get 'Watch and Wait' Approach

Study finds 12 percent or fewer getting active surveillance

How Do New Blood Thinners Compare to Warfarin?

WebMD describes how warfarin compares to new blood thinners that are prescribed to prevent blood clots and stroke.

A Healthy Body Often Equals a Healthy Brain

Experts stress that exercise, good diet help maintain memory as much as mental challenges do

Health Highlights: June 30, 2015

CA Governor Signs Tough Vaccination Bill Into Law

White Men May Get Better Treatment for Abnormal Heartbeat

Women and minorities with atrial fibrillation less likely to receive standard of care, study says

Can Orange Juice, Grapefruit Raise Your Melanoma Risk?

Study authors think compounds in citrus may sensitize skin to sunlight, but further study needed

Common Antidepressants Linked to Higher Fracture Odds in Menopausal Women

Drugs like Celexa, Prozac could undermine bone, research suggests

New Rapid Ebola Test Shows Promise in African Clinics

Researchers say speedy detection would dramatically improve containment efforts

Surgery May Help Teens With Frequent Migraines, Study Contends

At least one expert questions whether improvements are due to the procedure

Same-Sex Marriage Offers Couples Psychological Benefits, Experts Say

Supreme Court decision to support it would also boost well-being of couples

Could Brain Scans Help Guide Treatment for OCD?

Small study suggests neural activity can point to patients who'll benefit most from psychotherapy

Fat No Longer the Focus of New U.S. Dietary Guidelines

Nutrition experts endorse decision to drop restrictions, focus on quality of food instead

One Stillbirth Greatly Raises Odds for Another: Study

Still, most second pregnancies lead to normal, healthy babies, experts say

Memory, Thinking Tests May Hint at Alzheimer's Risk

Low score could be early warning sign for the disease up to 18 years before diagnosis, researchers report

Exercise Benefits People With Parkinson's Disease: Study

The sooner you start regular physical activity, the better, researchers say

Order in Which Food Is Eaten May Affect Type 2 Diabetics' Blood Sugar

Eating protein, vegetables and fat before carbohydrates might help, study says

Millions of Smokers May Have Undiagnosed Lung Disease

Study shows scans, other tests can help spot respiratory problems early

FDA Looking at Essure Birth Control Device Safety

FDA Looking at Essure Birth Control Device Safety

Supreme Court Ruling Supports Tax Credits for Health Insurance

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the tax credits, offered on Affordable Care Act insurance policies sold through Healthcare.gov, are legal.

Sleep and Adult ADHD

Everyone wants to get a good night's sleep. But when you have ADHD, it can be even more challenging.

Lose Your Love Handles

Eat like you’re 20 and your body might not thank you. Learn how to trim down without sacrificing the flavors you love.

Sports Medicine for Common Injuries

Heat or cold? Wrap or brace? Learn what to do with pulled muscles, sore joints, and more.

Sports Medicine for the Average Guy

Overdo it on the weekend? Learn what the pros do to bounce back from pulls, strains and sprains.

Tackle Your Cholesterol Head-on

Learn how to make smart choices that can have the biggest impact on your cholesterol levels.

Is Your Sex Life Normal?

What should you expect from your sex life as you age? How can you keep the fire burning? What should you do about erectile dysfunction and low-T?

Crunch Time: 5 Ways to Power Through Stress

Don't let stress keep you from living the life you deserve. Find out how to keep a healthy balance between daily stress and positive thinking.

8 Easy Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure

Lowering your blood pressure takes more than just eating less salt. Learn what's best to eat, drink, and other steps to take.

Get a Sharper Image: Grooming Tips for Guys

Botox for bros? Manscaping? From your hair to your teeth to your toes, learn how to get a major-league makeover.

Every Guy’s Guide to Healing Your Torn Knee Tendon

Los Angeles Angels Pitcher Garrett RIchards hit the field after a ruptured patellar tendon -- a rare injury for a baseball player. Learn from WebMD about rehab and the long road back from this type of injury.

Keep Your Competitive Edge at Work

How to use personal motivation, communication skills, and more to keep pushing your career forward.

Men's Workout: How to Beat an Aging Metabolism

Don't let a few gray hairs slow you down! Learn how to workout with your changing metabolism.

6 Simple Steps to Help You Lose That Gut

You’ve set your weight loss target, now learn the steps you need to take to get there.

California Caps What Patients Pay For Pricey Drugs. Will Other States Follow?

Beginning in 2016, most Covered California customers will not have to pay more than $150 or $250 per prescription, per month. The price caps are a response to very expensive new drugs used to treat hepatitis and other serious illnesses.

Oxygen Chamber Therapy May Ease Fibromyalgia, Study Suggests

But treatment isn't FDA-approved, so insurance companies might not cover the cost

Blood, Saliva Tests May Spot Head and Neck Cancers Early

Study shows potential for noninvasive tumor detection

Could a Vitamin Play a Role in Acne Outbreaks?

Study finds excess B12 tied to common skin condition

Yes, Girls Can Have ADHD

Many girls struggling with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) go unnoticed by parents, teachers, and other adults. WebMD explains.

Home Treatments for Scalp Psoriasis

WebMD describes the best do-it-yourself remedies to bring relief from the itchiness and burning feeling of scalp psoriasis.

Blood Protein May Spot Pancreatic Cancer Early

But more research is needed before test is used for monitoring or screening, researchers say

Can the ‘Chemical Soup’ We Live in Cause Cancer?

A groundbreaking new report suggests scientists should also be looking at how low doses of chemicals considered safe on their own might cause cancer when mixed together.

Drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis May Also Help Ease Vitiligo

Case study showed tofacitinib cleared up skin pigmentation loss in woman after just 2 months

Too Few Older Heart Attack Patients Get Implanted Defibrillators, Study Finds

Age alone should not be a barrier, researchers say

Is Obesity in Your Genes?

WebMD asks whether you’re destined to be obese just because it runs in your family.

Evidence Supports Medical Pot for Some Conditions, Not Others

Review of 79 studies suggests states may have put cart before the horse, experts say

E. Coli Scare Spurs Bottled Water Recall

E. Coli Scare Spurs Bottled Water Recall

Labels on Edible Pot Products May Be Misleading

Labels on Edible Pot Products May Be Misleading

Could a Microbe in Your Gut Help You Lose Weight?

Could a Microbe in Your Gut Help You Lose Weight?

Skinny Jeans Took a Tight Toll on This Lady's Legs

Squatting for a long time while wearing skinny jeans can damage muscles and nerves in the legs, according to a new study.