P. acnes, the bug that causes pimples, might also cause infection from contaminated skin, according to new research.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Office of the Actuary has released a report outlining national health care expenditures.

A study by the Institute of Aging Research suggests that treating the symptoms and stress associated with advanced dementia may be more efficient than aggressive treatment for the illness.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have announced new standards and guidelines for fluoride in drinking water.

Comparing two drugs used to treat heart failure -- candesartan and losartan -- researchers found that candesartan was linked to a lower risk of death at 1-year and 5-year follow-ups.

Health care professionals base much of their work on practice guidelines issued by experts. New research shows that this might be problematic.

Much research has been done that illustrates the dangers of second-hand smoke. Now, a new study shows that "third-hand smoke" is also harmful to your health.

Sugary drinks and foods may increase risk of heart disease in adulthood, according to a news study from Emory University.

A new study has found that the children of parents who smoke face an increased risk of hypertension in childhood, which can lead to cardiovascular problems as adults.

An implant device that releases medication in the eye appears safe and effective against uveitis, a group of inflammatory eye diseases.