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Fertility experts call it groundbreaking, but for an Ohio couple, the procedure that allowed a single sperm harvested from Dad, to fertilize a single egg produced by mom, is nothing short of a miracle.

Sippy cups and pacifiers are a valuable tool for parents when it comes to calming a cranky child. But a new study suggests that too many of us are not following safety guidelines and may be putting our kids at risk for face and mouth injuries.

New evidence suggests that your body shape may have serious consquences on your health. Researchers say that people with extra fat around the mid-section are at higher risk for sudden death due to heart related problems.

Powerful painkillers are the focus of a Senate investigation looking into a possible inappropriate link between medical groups that advocate the use of opioids and the manufactuerers of these drugs.

Suzanne Somers opens up to Everyday Health correspondent Stephanie Sy about her alternative therapies and new book "Bombshell."

Teens who watch more than the recommended amount of TV are more likely to eat unhealthy food. A new study suggests those who indulged in the most screen time ate foods that were higher in fat, sugar, and sodium.

Cardiologists believe they have found a direct link between regular jogging and living longer. In a new study, men and women who reported jogging lived about 6 years longer than those who didn't.

Research on the teen brain may explain what causes adolescents to act out - texting while driving, binge drinking, smoking, and finding new ways to get high. Certain teen brains may be hardwired to be more likely to use drugs or alcohol.

An alarming number of babies are being born addicted to painkillers and prescription drug abuse by their mothers may be to blame, according to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

A new study suggests that pacifiers actually encourage newborns to breastfeed, contradicting past research.

A new law mandates that children with asthma be allowed to keep their inhalers with them during the school day. Yet some districts are unaware and insist that the medicines be kept in the nurse’s office.

Want to give your memory a boost? A new study suggests increasing your intake of Blueberries and Strawberries can help slow the cognitive decline normally associated with aging.

As many as 45% of teens with Autism take anti-depressants to treat behaviors associated with the condition. Now, a new report suggests these medications may be less effective than previously thought.

Exercise helps smokers with everything from nicotine withdrawal to cravings, even boosting confidence in former smokers to stick with their reformed ways. A new largescale study shows moderately active smokers are 55% more likely to quit.

Neuroscience research shows that exercise may make certain people gain weight. Brains of young fit exercisers are impacted differently that overweight people's brains.

Ultrasosund as a treatment option for prostate cancer shows promise and does not cause erection trouble or incontinence, common side effects of surgical and radiation treatments.

Brides-to-be are notorious for crash dieting. The K-E Diet, which advocates using a feeding tube for 10 days of rapid ketosis weight loss is the newest in a long line of crash diets that work fast.

Manicures with a hard gel finish may present a health hazard. Use of the UV nail light that is used to create the gel finish may cause skin cancer.

Fear of Friday the 13th is legitimate for many people. Superstition aside, phobias and anxiety are very real.

Spring allergies bring itchy, watery eyes,to sufferers. But rubbing eyes is what not to do.