Norovirus spreads rapidly and there’s no known treatment for it, but you’re more likely to catch it in some places than in others. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that ...

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Norovirus — often called the “winter vomiting disease” — is spreading in South Carolina. According to the latest monthly outbreak tracking data released Nov. 25 by the Centers for Disease Control and ...

A sudden swipe, a sharp sting and a thin red line develops across your skin. Being scratched by a cat can seem like a minor inconvenience. But beneath that seemingly superficial wound lays a complex ...

New seafood products are practically falling from the sky this week. Catch the Current hosts Amanda Buckle and Lorin Castiglione are rounding up some of the latest retail releases and looking at the ...

Electronic health records hold vast amounts of patient data — so much that clinicians often struggle to distill what truly matters at the point of care. One of the most promising aspects of AI is its ...

Detroit Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat was nothing short of snakebitten for the first several games of the centennial campaign, as he wasn't able to find the back of the net despite multiple ...

Results of a study of about 8,000 Americans showed the Shield blood test found 83% of colon cancers and was 90% accurate in ruling them out. Results of a study of about 8,000 Americans showed the ...

As a pescatarian, I’ve always loved fish, but sardines? That’s a different story. Growing up, my grandfather kept the pantry stocked with them, and I’ll admit, I could never quite get past the smell.

With so much serious and disturbing news on the public agenda, it’s not all that surprising the news media occasionally injects foolish flights of fancy into the public discussion. Hence, the ...