A new article published in a medical journal asserts that whiteness is a mental condition that causes people to hate and terrorize others.

A branch of the Sackler family launched a website arguing that its role fueling the opioid crisis was overstated as part of a smear campaign.

'According to a survey conducted by HealthInsurance.com, 55 percent of respondents reported that they had gained weight during the pandemic.'

For one family in Owensboro, Kentucky, God's gift of life is personified in the form of their son, Kingston.

'If this proves to work, people are going to have to toughen up,' one study participant said after suffering side effects.

Scientists conducting the study said the technology applies RNA messengers to attack cancer cells, while healthy ones remain intact.

Novartis Gene Therapies randomly selected Lucy as a recipient of a covered treatment of Zolgensma - the family wouldn't have to shell out for the bill themselves.

Two new COVID-19 studies, one out of the United States and the other out of the United Kingdom, show death rates going down.

'My message to American seniors today is one of optimism, confidence and hope. Your sacrifice has not been in vain.'

'And it was like unbelievable. I felt good immediately. I felt as good three days ago as I do now,' Trump said.

'Often the accusations turn puerile, suggesting that Atlas can't be a public health expert because he was originally a neuroradiologist.'

'We’ll have to chase the virus and, as it mutates, we’ll have to tinker with our vaccine,' a virologist said.

The shares of Republican, Democratic and independent respondents who said they'd be likely to get the vaccine as soon as possible all dropped.

Dr. Stella Immanuel's impassioned support of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for the coronavirus drew quite a bit of attention.

Hydroxychloroquine appears to be back, despite the best efforts of its critics. But will it be enough to save American lives?