Why can't babies and young kids get shots at pharmacies? The answer is complicated.
Why state law, and store policies, matter.
First person in the world to get the breast cancer vaccine says it's changed her life. Here's how it works.
A vaccine for an aggressive type of breast cancer is currently in clinical trials. Here’s why this is groundbreaking and how it works.
These travelers have disabilities, and wanderlust. Here's how they're discovering more accessible adventures.
“There was a time when the travel industry didn't believe that people with disabilities were even interested in seeing the world," Kristin Secor, a travel blogger who uses a wheelchair, said.
Why do giant jackpots like Powerball whip people into a frenzy?
Lottery fever is once again in the air. Despite low odds, experts explain how winning is a "powerful fantasy."
These parents are on strike from their jobs. Here's what it means for their families.
As various workers hit the picket line, parents who are striking share what it's like, and how they talk about it with their kids.
3 questions for Magic Johnson on why he's getting the RSV vaccine
The former NBA player opened up about HIV over 30 years ago. Now he's continuing to use his platform in the health care space.
Drinking too much water, also known as water intoxication, can be deadly. Do I need to worry?
How concerned you should actually be about water poisoning? Here's what experts say.
From birth announcements to back-to-school photos, here's what parents need to know about their kids' digital privacy
Are you oversharing about your kids online? Here's what digital safety experts say.
'The Golden Bachelor' puts hearing aids on prime time. Doctors love to see it.
Experts say having attractive, engaging people like the Golden Bachelor portrayed with hearing aids can help sway public opinion on these devices.
Social media challenges can be dangerous and even deadly. So why are kids so drawn to them?
What parents need to know about risky viral challenges.
When do I need to worry about snoring? Here's what sleep experts say.
How do you know if your snoring is harmless or harmful — and what can be done to remedy the issue? Two sleep specialists weigh in.
Iced or hot coffee? Experts reveal why you might have a strong preference when it comes to the temperature of your drink.
"You can't drink hot coffee too quickly, so it's a nice reminder to slow down," says coffee expert Maryna Gray.
'Naked Attraction' is a streaming hit that's shocking American viewers. A sex expert explains why that's a good thing.
The U.K. dating show features full-frontal nudity.
New poll finds 60% of Americans don't plan on buying Narcan
In a new Yahoo News/YouGov poll, the majority of those who don't plan to buy the naloxone nasal spray cited "I don't think I'll need it" as the reason.
Flu, pink eye, strep throat: A guide to the common illnesses making your kid sick
What to know about illnesses like hand, foot and mouth disease and RSV — and when to call the pediatrician right away.
Nearly 7% of Americans have had long COVID, according to the CDC. Here's what we know so far about the complex condition.
The CDC has a laundry list of potential symptoms of long COVID. Here are the most common ones — and what we know so far about the condition.
Bindi Irwin loves motherhood — but not prying questions about having more kids: 'Society just puts so much pressure on women and families'
The wildlife conservationist opens up about parenting, play and her endometriosis journey.
New poll finds over a third of Americans think COVID and the flu are 'about the same'
A recent Yahoo News/YouGov survey found that 41% of Americans believe COVID is more severe than the flu, while 34% think COVID and the flu are about the same and 7% say the flu is more severe.
April Lockhart says the disabled community wants to 'feel sexy.' Here's why she's modeling for Victoria's Secret and its accessible lingerie collection.
"Everybody has the same desires, they want to feel sexy in what they wear," says Lockhart, a fashion influencer with a limb difference.