Weekend sleep benefits, viral outbreaks, and parents' fight for a cure.

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Weekend sleep benefits, viral outbreaks, and parents' fight for a cure.
Weekend sleep benefits, viral outbreaks, and parents' fight for a cure.

Rebekah Lockard, a mother from Colorado, is desperate to save the clinical trial that could cure her daughter's rare disease, and she must primarily fundraise for it.

The growing distrust of the COVID-19 vaccine among Americans can be attributed to personal choice, according to doctors.

A Canadian father developed a drug to treat his son's rare disease, and now other families are seeking the same treatment.

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Terry Pirovolakis, pictured with his family, used his life savings to create a genetic therapy for his youngest son, center, who has a rare disease called SPG50. (Terry Pirovolakis)

Embracing Anxiety: An Expert's Tips for Thriving with Mental Health

Sepsis, a life-threatening condition, is now the third-deadliest in the U.S., surpassed only by heart disease and cancer. Experts offer insights on symptoms, treatments, and prevention strategies.

Experts caution about the dangers of Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE), a deadly mosquito-borne disease, as a New Hampshire man battles for his life.

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A rare, potentially deadly mosquito-borne disease has sparked concern, and led to some lockdowns, in the Northeastern U.S. (iStock)

A single blood test could predict women's heart attack risk up to 30 years in advance, according to researchers.

Oropouche virus, commonly known as sloth fever, has been reported by the CDC in travelers returning from Cuba. It's important to be aware of the symptoms and take precautions. Keep reading for more information.

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A study suggests that sleeping longer on weekends could decrease the risk of heart disease by 20%. Experts in sleep discuss the potential advantages. Keep reading for more information.

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Those who caught up on the most sleep over the weekends were found to have a 20% lower risk of developing heart disease. (iStock)

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