
Birmingham Residents Unaware of Missing Water Fluoride for Years
Birmingham, Alabama residents have been without fluoride in their drinking water for at least two years without public notification.

Birmingham, Alabama residents have been without fluoride in their drinking water for at least two years without public notification.

Resident doctors in England continue strike action while a Venezuelan doctor faces detention in Texas after visa complications.

Two unrelated child welfare stories highlight historical forced adoptions and current concerns about harmful sexual behaviors among youth.

PC Bradley Corke, 27, died after being critically injured in a collision while on duty in Kent on Thursday.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins report that parathyroid hormone treatment could address chronic back pain by reversing nerve growth in degenerating spinal discs.

A floor collapsed at a wedding venue in Tamworth, New Hampshire on Saturday, sending six people to the hospital.

Mexican activists are participating in the search for Nancy Guthrie, a missing person case that highlights the psychological challenges faced by families of the disappeared.

Remains found in a car submerged in the Columbia River have been identified as the Martin family who disappeared in 1958.

Alpha-gal syndrome, transmitted through tick bites, causes severe allergic reactions to red meat and appears to be spreading.

Recent health technology reporting examines the Apple Watch's influence on wearable devices and advances in pain treatment understanding.

Authorities conducted two unrelated operations in California, arresting nine suspects in a cargo theft case and charging one individual in a Medicare fraud scheme.

Multiple lawsuits challenge Georgia's restrictions on midwifery practice, with plaintiffs arguing midwives are needed in areas lacking maternity care access.

South Carolina's measles outbreak, the largest in recent U.S. history, has concluded after infecting nearly 1,000 people.

New study finds candles burned indoors, particularly in poorly ventilated spaces, release chemicals associated with cancer risk.

Scientists in Japan created oral insulin pills that successfully lowered blood sugar in diabetic mice during laboratory testing.
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