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A debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden will be held in Miami just three weeks before the election, officials said Tuesday.

The COVID-19 pandemic may be stressing out most people, but it has had a surprising upside for college students: They're sleeping better.

The grosser someone sounds when they cough or sneeze, the more likely you are to suspect they have a contagious infection -- even if it's not true.

Out-of-pocket costs for Americans with Type 1 diabetes average $2,500 a year, a new study says.

Preschoolers may spend more time on smartphones or tablets than their parents realize, and some use apps intended for teens and adults, researchers report.

No matter where you live, nursing homes and assisted living facilities are now lethal centers for COVID-19 in the United States.

Researchers found that kids who were picky eaters at age 4 were still turning their noses up at many foods at age 9 -- suggesting their finicky eating is more of a trait than a phase.

Almost half of the U.S. population -- 150 million people -- are exposed to air pollution that puts their health at risk, the American Lung Association says.

The Golden State Warriors on Wednesday became the first NBA team to announce it will play a game without fans due the coronavirus outbreak.

Naloxone can prevent opioid overdose deaths, but only a tiny percentage of Americans at risk are prescribed the lifesaving drug.

Research into "obesity genes" has led many to believe their DNA makes becoming overweight and obese inevitable. But a new study shows daily lifestyle -- not genes -- probably plays a much bigger role.

Researchers comparing opioid prescribing levels among surgeons before and after the implementation of new laws in Massachusetts and Connecticut found they were at least somewhat effective at reductions.

U.S. teens and young adults are as likely as older people to overdose on prescription opioid painkillers and have the same risk factors, researchers say.

In a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine, researchers found that long-term exposure to ozone in the atmosphere has significant effects on lung function, particularly among heavy smokers.

Three drugs used to treat severe seizures in epilepsy patients are equally effective, a new study finds.