The president and the health secretary said the painkiller increases the risk of autism, but the research is unclear and doctors are pushing back.

Many doctors and scientists were reeling after President Donald Trump went on TV to insist that pregnant women should never take Tylenol and revive debunked theories about vaccines and autism.

Backlash has been swift and forceful as other parts of the world woke up to US President Donald Trump’s comments blaming – without solid evidence – acetaminophen and certain vaccines for autism in ...

Because there is no specific treatment for RSV, millions of parents would endure anxious days trying to clear mucus and ...

Those recommendations normally trigger several layers of insurance coverage and allow drugstores in many states to deliver ...

Those who tuned in to the president’s event would’ve learned just as much about science if they’d spent an hour staring at a blank wall in the dark.

Yesterday, the American Lung Association delivered detailed comments from 16 health organizations, as well as comments signed by 968 members of the public, to urge the Environmental Protection Agency ...

US and global health officials are rejecting President Donald Trump's claims that pregnant women should avoid Tylenol and other types of acetaminophen, saying his claims of a link to autism are not ...

Autism diagnoses have been rising in recent years, but experts believe that’s because of increased attention on the condition and changing diagnostic criteria. Many scientists believe autism is ...

Three cannabis companies have been ordered to cease operations in Colorado following a settlement after their products were ...

Forming healthier habits can be an elusive goal. Now, scientists are offering a chance to join the latest research, which could help you find ways to better health.

The Northwell School of Health Sciences is part of a $250 million initiative led by Bloomberg Philanthropies to open 10 ...