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Doctors Reap Millions From Medicare: Data Trove

The Federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has made public how much Medicare pays individual physicians in the U.S.

Nathan Griffith Wanted Jenelle Evans To Have An Abortion [VIDEO]

"Teen Mom 2" star Nathan Griffith had doubts during girlfriend Jenelle Evans' pregnancy with second son Kaiser.

'Human Barbie' Valeria Lukyanova Blames Plastic Surgery On Race-Mixing, Living Doll Called ‘Racist Space Alien’ By GQ

Valeria Lukyanova revealed to GQ that she believes the world has seen an increase in plastic surgery because "ethnicities are mixing now, so there’s degeneration."

520 Million-Year-Old Shrimp Has Earliest Vascular System, Fossil ‘Pristinely Preserved’ As Mudstone [PHOTO]

Researchers uncovered a 520 million-year-old arthropod fossil that has the first-known cardiovascular system preserved in remarkable detail.

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Ebola Outbreak Update: Should We Be Concerned About Fatal Virus Spreading? [VIDEO]

Ebola is responsible for killing at least 80 people in Guinea, so what are authorities doing to contain the deadly virus?

Fears Of Ebola Outbreak Spreading From Guinea Unfounded, Health Officials Say

Fears that the killer Ebola virus will spread beyond areas already affected by an ongoing outbreak are overblown, experts say.

US Defense Department Spent $140M On Ebola Treatment Research -- And They're Getting Close

Canadian scientists appear close to finding an Ebola treatment thanks to U.S. funding, and some are speculating that it could be used in the current outbreak.

Bar Refaeli Gold Facial: Supermodel Covers Face With 24-Carat Gold Liquid [PHOTO]

Staying youthful and beautiful apparently requires unique beauty treatments. Supermodel Bar Refaeli shows off a gold facial she got this week.

Novartis-Backed Project Could Fight Malaria With Cell Phones

Doctors in Africa are using text messages to help fight malaria.

Ebola, Guinea & Crimea: The Unexpected Connection Between Two Modern Hot Zones

Crimea and Guinea have an unexpected connection in their relationships to hemorrhagic fevers.

Dirty Doctors: Does Spike In Physician Arrests In New York Reflect Ethics Crisis In American Medicine?

New York and New Jersey have had a rash of cases of medical fraud, which some say reflects a growing national trend.

Breast Lift Surgeries Growing Twice The Rate Of Implants: Report [VIDEO]

A new study has revealed the statistics for plastic surgeries in 2013. Breast lifts are on the rise, though implants are often preferred.

Naked Man On Cocaine Riding Tricycle Arrested: Jermaine Jones Allegedly Admitted Using Coke After Being Found Naked By Cop [MUG SHOT]

Police were responding to a report of a naked man riding a tricycle at the Crossroads Apartments complex in Lakewood, N.J.

Ebola Economics: Vacations, Vaccines And Very Expensive Monkeys

The Ebola virus can have a long-lasting and complex impact, even after the outbreak is over. Here's why.

Will Ebola Spread To US? At Least 59 People Dead From Viral Hemorrhagic Fever In Guinea

Will the Ebola outbreak in Guinea make its way to other countries, including the United States?

Wales IT Teacher Gets Prison Time For Running $1.5 Million Coke Lab Out Of Home

At the time of his arrest, Macphallen Kuwale was caught with $13,000 worth of cocaine.

Kristin Cavallari Responds To Vaccine Criticism: 'I'm Just A Mom'

Kristin Cavallari got people talking after she said she wouldn't vaccinate her children due to her fear of autism.

Medical Conspiracies: 6 Popular Government And Corporate Health Cover-ups Half Of Americans Believe

A new survey found that nearly half of American adults accept at least one medical conspiracy theory.

Does Drinking Tequila Keep You Thin And Protect You Against Diabetes? [VIDEO]

Time to celebrate, as a new study reveals the health benefits of drinking tequila, thanks to agave, a natural sweetener used in the liquor.

Possible Oldest Cancer Found In 3,000-Year-Old Skeleton Could Reveal ‘Evolution’ Of Modern Disease

Scientists have discovered what they believe to be the oldest known evidence of metastatic cancer in a 3,000-year-old skeleton found in an ancient tomb in Sudan.

Pistorius Knew South African Gun Safety Rules, Court Told

The Olympian was aware of South African firearms and self-defense laws.

3D-Printed Skull Restores Crash Victim Stephen Power’s Face

Stephen Power was given a set of custom 3D-printed implants to repair impact injuries he sustained during a motorcycle accident in 2012.

Weight-Loss Pill, Obalon, Inflates Like Balloon To Help You Feel Full

Obalon, a new nonsurgical diet option, is a gastric balloon that's swallowed and inflates to help users feel full and drop up to 20 pounds in three months.

Chimerix Will Provide Josh Hardy With Medication After Twitter Trend #SaveJosh

Josh Hardy, who is suffering with an infection he contracted from cancer treatments, will be given free medication.

Pistorius Argued With Cop Who Touched His Gun, Friend Says

Oscar Pistorius was once pulled over and had a verbal altercation with a police officer.

Watch Three Humorous PSAs From The Colorado DOT Warning Against Driving While High

Some smokers are mad because the commercials make them out to be incapable stoners, but at least these three commercials from the Colorado DOT are humorous.

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