Former MLB Star Darryl Strawberry says he has "a lot to be grateful for" after celebrating his 62nd birthday Tuesday–just a few hours after suffering a heart attack.
Virginia and South Carolina are two of the latest states to consider legalizing easier access to marijuana. While these moves tend to be seen as financial windfalls, there is growing pushback from many doctors, parents, and former addicts.
A hospital in Michigan has agreed to pay $50,000 in damages to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit filed by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
Newly leaked documents are raising serious questions about doctors with a medical organization that's recognized internationally for being at the forefront of so-called "gender-affirming care". In light of the revelations, some are accusing them of violating medical ethics and informed consent for providing transgender procedures while knowing that such efforts included side effects such as cancer in teens, reduced sexual function, and infertility.
A handful of states recently advanced a pro-life bill that would require public school students to be shown a fetal development video as part of their health education.
Nationwide, swarms of pre-teen girls are flooding into high-end beauty stores, spending hundreds on sophisticated makeup and skincare products.
A Texas surgeon faces a federal investigation after exposing transgender procedures being done on children after the hospital said they stopped doing them. Dr. Eithan Haim told CBN News no medical professional should engage in what he calls "barbaric" transgender procedures.
Olympic skater Scott Hamilton has undergone chemotherapy and surgeries to fight testicular cancer and back-to-back bouts with brain tumors.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only eight percent of men in the U.S. seek counseling or therapy. Former Green Bay Packer turned mental health therapist Jay Barnett is pushing back on the barriers that keep men from getting help.
The next time you see your regular doctor, don't be surprised if, in addition to asking you how your body feels, they also ask about how you're feeling emotionally. That's because more primary care practitioners are now screening for mental health conditions.