Ingmar Bergman's Heart of Darkness

Celebrations marking the centennial of Bergman’s birth offer the chance to appreciate again the death- and faith-filled films of the French icon.

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WATCH: Flu season one of the worst in nearly a decade, officials say

There have been nearly 8,000 of influenza last week in New York state.

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Migraines Increase the Risk of Heart Attacks and Strokes

Having migraine headaches also increased the risk of blood clots in the veins.

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Amazon Wants to Disrupt Health Care in America. In China, Tech Giants Already Have.

While the United States is focused on reining in costs, Chinese tech firms are looking to build the hospital of the future using artificial intelligence.

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Pelvic Massage Can Be Legitimate, but Not in Larry Nassar’s Hands

A form of physical therapy called pelvic floor physical therapy uses internal vaginal soft tissue manipulation to relieve pelvic pain and other problems.

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Omega-3 Supplements Don’t Protect Against Heart Disease

“Carefully done trials provide no support for the hypothesis that fish oil supplements help,” the senior author of a new study says.

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Matter: The Famine Ended 70 Years Ago, but Dutch Genes Still Bear Scars

Babies born during the Dutch Hunger Winter became adults with higher rates of health problems. Now researchers may have found the genetic switches that made it happen.

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The Cycle: Sex Hurts. Help!

Navigating a sensitive, and critical, topic.

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APNewsBreak: Data shows drop in Iowa family planning program

Preliminary data on the first three months of a new state-funded family planning program in Iowa shows it had a nearly 50 percent drop in enrollment since it switched to a system that excludes abortion providers like Planned Parenthood

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Why Bagger Motorcycles are Creating a Rumble in 2018

Those forever uncool motorcycles your dad’s friends rode on weekends—complete with ‘practical’ saddlebags—are finally having their moment.

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The 'Paddington 2' Secret to a Successful Sequel

‘Paddington 2,’ the second movie about a lovable bear in London, is proving that a sunny hero with a low-key message can carry a successful sequel.

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11 Gifts for Your Funny Valentine---Inspired by the Classic Song

To come up with jazzy Valentine’s Day gift ideas, we took our cues from the lyrics of the timeless Rodgers and Hart ditty.

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Rocker Jon Bon Jovi Sells West Village Spread

Located at 150 Charles Street, the roughly 4,000-square-foot apartment was most recently seeking $15.95 million.

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What Olympians eat and the culinary team prepping meals for Pyeongchang

Alpine skier Resi Stiegler must eat gluten-free foods.

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A Ruined Hungarian Palace---Rescued

A restaurateur restored this 18th-century Budapest compound using traditional techniques; it’s on sale for $4 million

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Three U.S. 'Castles' For Sale

Inspired by castles, these luxury properties come with high stone arches inside and out, huge fireplaces and wrought-iron details

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Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, C.D.C. Director, Resigns Over Tobacco and Other Investments

Dr. Fitzgerald left the agency in the middle of a flu epidemic following a report in Politico that Ms. Fitzgerald traded in tobacco stocks.

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Voices: After a Cancer Diagnosis, Playing the Odds

I could continue to obsess over cold facts, or I could choose to be present and enjoy all the beautiful moments that make life worth living.

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CDC director resigns over financial conflicts

Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention resigns because of financial conflicts of interest

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CDC director resigns over financial conflicts

Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention resigns because of financial conflicts of interest

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NFL Star Jim Brown's View From the Hollywood Hills

The retired football player and film actor still owns his childhood home on St. Simons Island, Ga., as well as an L.A. house overlooking the city.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Brenda Fitzgerald resigns due to investment issues, gov't says

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Brenda Fitzgerald resigns due to investment issues, gov't says

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Crack Your Flight's Complicated Code-Share

Headaches happen when airlines put their names on another carrier’s flight. Here’s how to avoid confusion with seat assignments and more.

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#MeToo, Coming to a Bookstore Near You

To explore the commercial possibilities of #MeToo, look no further than publishing, where book editors are playing up feminist themes and writers are citing the movement in their pitches to agents.

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After a resurgent season, Gronk stares down football's one certainty

TO SEE ROB Gronkowski leap into the air and gently pluck a football out of the sky, his gigantic arms and legs moving in a manner that feels improbably graceful for a man his size, is the closest thing there is in the NFL to spotting a unicorn. He is, quite possibly, the rarest commodity in football: the balletic big man, sturdy and swift, large yet liquid in his movements. Gronk is unlike any offensive player the league has ever seen. He possesses the arms and torso of a lumberjack and the feet of goal-scoring midfielder. He can catch virtually anything, often by contorting himself into improbable pretzels, and as a blocker he is willing to mix it up with anyone. But over time, it has become clear that Gronkowski's greatest strength might also be his biggest liability. Like Shaquille O'Neal early in his prime, Gronkowski is such a nimble giant, defenders almost have to grab him, or smack him around, just to slow him down. If you watch tape...

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Phys Ed: Hits to the Head May Result in Immediate Brain Damage

When a teenager is hit in the head, his brain can begin to show signs, within days, of the kind of damage associated with degenerative brain disease.

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Kosovo environmentalists protest heavy pollution levels

Kosovo's environmentalists have staged a protest in the capital Pristina asking the government to fight extremely high pollution

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Can Amazon and Friends Handle Health Care? There’s Reason for Doubt

Experts suggest we should temper expectations about the venture, which also involves JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway.

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Will Amazon, Berkshire and JP Morgan disrupt the healthcare market?

Amazon, Berkshire and JP Morgan announced plans to create a new insurance company for its U.S. employees.

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WATCH: Some pharmacies run out of flu-fighting medicine

One family said they made more than a dozen trips to several pharmacies to find medicine in stock.

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Artist, her emotional support peacock denied entry on flight

United Airlines passenger who tried to take emotional support peacock with her on cross-country flight has it turned away by airline because of health and safety concerns

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Guessing What’s in the Health Care Disrupters’ Playbook

Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase offer no details on how they plan to remake health care. Some experts attempt to imagine what they’ll do.

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Federal judge wants opioid lawsuits to end in settlement

A federal judge is pushing the opioid industry and governments that have sued it to reach a settlement in the hope that it would begin to solve the nation's opioid-addiction crisis

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Mediterranean diet might improve in vitro fertilization success, study finds

The diet is rich in fruits, vegetables, olive oil, nuts, some grains and fish.

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What happened when I gave up alcohol for 1 month

ABC News' Dr. Jennifer Ashton details her experience.

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An Ice-Hockey Pilgrimage to Montreal: A Traveler's Guide

Anyone can enjoy Montreal in summer, but for hockey lovers Montreal in winter is holiday heaven. A guide to experiencing the national sport in its purest form, from watching the Canadiens up close to learning how to skate and shoot like a pro.

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US officials seek packaging fix for diarrhea-drug abuse

U.S. health regulators want anti-diarrhea drugs sold in smaller amounts to make them harder to abuse

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The Dark Jeans Backlash: What Stylish Guys Are Wearing Instead

For years, sophisticated men thought that raw, dark, incredibly stiff denim was the only acceptable sort. But rules about denim—and everything else—are loosening up.

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Binge Eating at Night? Your Hormones May Be to Blame

Overweight binge eaters may be particularly susceptible to the influence of fluctuations in appetite-regulating hormones.

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A Compound in Cannes Seeks $65 Million

On the French Riviera, the property comprises three separate villas, three swimming pools and a helipad.

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The Mistakes You Make in a Meeting's First Milliseconds

People will make snap judgments as soon as they meet you, but you can turn this to your advantage.

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The Oldsmobile That Turned Into a Chicken

Tommy Kendall’s 1973 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight is as “cocky as they come.” The bright yellow car is outfitted like a rooster—and even clucks, through a loudspeaker under the hood.

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WATCH: Dr. Jennifer Ashton reflects on giving up alcohol for a month

At the conclusion of her "Dry Jen-uary" challenge, Ashton shares what she learned and how she feels after not drinking for one month.

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Irish health minister working on proposed new abortion law

Irish health minister working on proposed abortion legislation before referendum in May

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WATCH: Flu leads dozens of kids to call out sick at one school

School officials say 1 in 7 students called out sick at Saint Patrick High School in Chicago, Illinois.

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WATCH: Flu leads dozens of kids to call out sick at one school

School officials say 1 in 7 students called out sick at Saint Patrick High School in Chicago, Illinois.

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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Team Up to Disrupt Health Care

The companies will focus on technology to provide simplified, high-quality health care for their employees.

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WATCH: CDC warns flu outbreak could be deadliest ever for kids

Kevin Baynes, 7, is the latest child to die after flu-like symptoms in a flu season expected to break records for pediatric deaths.

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Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to create health care company "free from profit-making incentives "

Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to create health care company "free from profit-making incentives "

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Atlanta hospital deploys mobile unit to handle flu cases

As the flu epidemic overwhelms Georgia, one Atlanta hospital has set up a mobile unit to handle flu patients

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Do ‘Fast and Furious’ Movies Cause a Rise in Speeding?

Evidence suggests you may want to be more cautious near theaters in April 2020 when ‘Fast and Furious 9’ is expected to arrive.

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California Senate approves medication abortion on campuses

California public universities would be required to offer medication abortion on all 34 campuses under legislation approved in the state Senate

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WATCH: Hospital sets up 1st mobile emergency unit in US to address flu epidemic

A pregnant woman who lost her baby after she got the flu and then pneumonia remains hospitalized.

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Grammy Awards Draw Lowest TV Audience Since 2009

The Grammy Awards struck a sour note with viewers on Sunday, with fewer than 20 million tuning in to watch the CBS broadcast, a 24% decline from last year’s show and the smallest number since 2009.

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'Peter Hujar: Speed of Light' Review: Life, Death and Everything in Between

An exhibition at the Morgan aims to elevate the East Village chronicler to a place beside his more famous photographic peers.

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Push to better track living kidney donors' long-term health

US taking step toward finally tracking how living kidney donors fare for decades

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Arno Motulsky, a Founder of Medical Genetics, Dies at 94

Dr. Motulsky narrowly escaped the Nazis as a teenager and went on to become what one scientist called “a maestro of human genetics.”

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By the numbers: Trump's 1st year marks progress and peril

A by-the-numbers look at President Donald Trump's first year in office reveals areas of both progress and peril.

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GQ's Outgoing Creative Director on Michael Jordan, Pleated Pants and Lessons from a 38-Year Career

As Jim Moore takes a step back from his longstanding role at the men’s fashion monthly, he reflects on all the trends and characters he encountered along the way.

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The Story Behind 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough'

How a walk down Central Park West inspired the love song that Diana Ross took to the top of the charts.

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We’re Getting More Sleep. A Whole 18 Minutes. It’s Not Enough.

Starting in 2003, Americans added 1.4 minutes of sleep each year, for a gain of 18 minutes per weeknight through 2016, government data shows.

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Alex Azar sworn in as secretary of Health and Human Services

President Donald Trump is swearing in Alex Azar to serve as his second health secretary at the White House

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UK judge rules intensive care for brain-damaged boy can halt

A British judge has ruled that intensive care treatment can be withdrawn for a brain damaged 11-month-old boy despite his parents' wishes for continued intervention

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Do Chemotherapy's Risks Outweigh Its Benefits?

Eminent breast-cancer doctors disagree on whether to prescribe less chemotherapy; some worry about the treatment’s ‘toxicities’ and others say it saves lives

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France's Sanofi buys biotech company Ablynx for $4.8 billion

French drugmaker Sanofi has made another big purchase aimed at strengthening its position in rare disease treatments, buying Belgian biotech company Ablynx for 3.9 billion euros ($4.8 billion)

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Scientists Discover a Bone-Deep Risk for Heart Disease

Few doctors, and even fewer patients, have heard of C.H.I.P. But it is emerging as a major cause of heart attacks and stroke, as deadly as high blood pressure or cholesterol.

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Strava Fitness App Can Reveal Military Sites, Analysts Say

A global map published by the company shows users’ movements and is said to expose data about bases and personnel, including those of U.S. forces in Iraq and Syria.

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Unorthodox Hollywood Hills Home Seeks $29.95 Million

Built for Los Angeles developer Mauricio Oberfeld, the house has a facade constructed from cement board panels and geometric angled louvers.

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How Many Opioids Do You Need After Surgery?

With heightened addiction concerns, doctors are working to rein in prescriptions of pain relievers like oxycodone and hydrocodone.

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WATCH: Your most common menopause questions answered

Dr. Kristi Funk appears live on "GMA" to answer the most common viewer questions about menopause.

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WATCH: Flu fears spike ahead of Super Bowl in Minnesota

Minnesota is seeing a spike in doctor visits and the highest number of people testing positive for the flu so far this season just one week before more than a million people arrive for the Super Bowl.

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Personal Health: Good Fats, Bad Fats

Studies on saturated fats often failed to take into account what people ate in their place.

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The New Health Care: The Connection Between Retiring Early and Living Longer

Research shows a link, but it isn’t retirement itself that leads to a longer life, but what you do in retirement.

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The New Health Care: Preventive Care Saves Money? Sorry, It’s Too Good to Be True

Contrary to conventional wisdom, it tends to cost money, but it improves quality of life at a very reasonable price.

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Stricter liquor rules give Lithuanians a severe hangover

Lithuania's new liquor law has increased the legal drinking age from 18 to 20, banned alcohol advertising and drastically curtailed the opening hours of liquor stores

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Review: Envisioning 'Capitalism Without Capital'

In today’s postindustrial world, our thinking about capital—how it should be measured, how it acts in the economy—is badly out of date. George Melloan reviews ‘Capitalism Without Capital’ by Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake.

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Grammy Awards Signal a Changing Music Industry

The music business attempted to finally recognize the growing clout of hip-hop and R&B at the 60th annual Grammy Awards.

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The Great Bookshelf Debate of 2018: Spine In or Out

Interior decorators seeking calming creams are storing books backwards, sparking howls from the literati.

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Fight at Berkshire Museum Does Not Look Like a Norman Rockwell Painting

Plans by a Berkshires, Massachusetts, museum to auction some of Norman Rockwell's work to raise millions of dollars is dividing the community where he lived and worked.

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WATCH: Schools in at least 6 states close in a desperate rush to avoid the flu

20 school districts in Oklahoma have shut their doors in the last week to disinfect.

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Flu outbreak prompts precautions including at some churches

Flu epidemic alters Masses at Catholic churches in Buffalo as bishop suspends sipping wine from communion cups and shaking hands as a sign of peace

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Grammy Awards: 5 Things to Watch

The 60th Grammy Awards start Sunday night in New York. Here’s what to watch for, from the battle for Album of the Year to whether the music industry will have a #MeToo message of its own.

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A Hit Drama in Germany, 'Babylon Berlin' Crosses the Atlantic

The years leading up to the Third Reich form the backdrop to “Babylon Berlin,” a German TV series that begins streaming in the U.S. on Netflix.

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Democrats eager to make health care a key campaign topic

Health care is emerging as a top issue on the campaign trail this year, with Democrats eager to attack Republicans over their efforts to repeal the Obama-era Affordable Care Act

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WATCH: New school closings as flu epidemic worsens

Schools in some districts in Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Louisiana will be closed tomorrow.

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Winter flu, Brexit put beloved UK health service on sickbed

This winter has brought many grim seasonal stories from Britain's health care system, struggling with a nationwide crisis triggered by years of underfunding and exacerbated by Brexit.

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The Mysterious Origins of the Enduring Heart Symbol

The heart icon is everywhere, but it looks nothing like the beating organ in our chests. A look into the curious medieval origins of the shape.

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Wozniacki Clinches Her First Grand Slam Title

After years of disappointment and discouraging defeats, tennis star Caroline Wozniacki won the first Grand Slam title of her career Saturday evening in Melbourne.

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WATCH: New CDC numbers show flu deaths still on the rise nationwide

High-risk groups should take Tamiflu within 48 hours of showing signs of the flu or as a preventive measure if living with someone with the virus, experts say.

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His One-Two-Three Punch: Hockey, Boxing, Brazilian Jujitsu

A longtime hockey lover turns to mixed martial arts and the sweet science to keep playing at 61.

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WATCH: CDC reports that the flu epidemic is the worst in nearly a decade

Thirty-seven children have died so far this flu season.

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Man gets surgery after "In Need of Kidney Shirt" goes viral

A New Jersey father of five whose "In Need of Kidney" T-shirt went viral has received a life-saving transplant from a complete stranger.

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How strong does a baby kick in the womb?: New study finds it's a lot

ABC News' Ginger Zee opens up about her own pregnancy experience.

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Mind: More Than 150 Women Described Sexual Abuse By Lawrence Nassar. Will Their Testimony Help Them Heal?

The psychological effects of disclosing a traumatic secret — of telling your story — depend on the audience, the nature of the trauma and other factors.

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Citing Deaths of Lab Monkeys, F.D.A. Ends an Addiction Study

The agency said on Friday it was evaluating other animal studies and would retire the remaining monkeys to a sanctuary.

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Yale’s Most Popular Class Ever: Happiness

With nearly 1,200 students signed up, a course that tells students how to lead more satisfying lives may be the largest in university history.

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New school closings, deaths reported as flu epidemic intensifies

Schools in Florida and Oklahoma have closed because of the flu outbreak.

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How to Keep Children Safe From Abuse at the Pediatrician’s Office

We encourage kids to trust doctors, but we should teach them that they can say no to something that makes them uneasy.

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A Ski Bum Blazed the Trail in Sports Filmmaking

Warren Miller, who died Jan. 24 at age 93, was famous for the powder-packed documentaries he shot on the slopes, but where he really built his business was on the road.

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How victims like the US gymnasts move forward after years of sexual abuse

Road to recovery might have started this week with Larry Nassar’s sentencing.

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This Flu Season Is the Worst in Nearly a Decade

All states except Hawaii report widespread flu, federal officials said Friday. Infection and hospitalization rates are likely to equal or surpass those in 2009.

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Cesarean Delivery Can Pose Long-Term Risks to Mother and Child

C-sections can be lifesaving, but they increase the risk of subsequent miscarriages and other problems.

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Flu widespread across US for third straight week

Health officials say the flu blanketed the US again last week for the third straight week

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Cecile Richards stepping down as Planned Parenthood leader

Cecile Richards, who led Planned Parenthood through 12 tumultuous years, says she is stepping down as president

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A Geek's Guide to the 4K TV Revolution

Increasingly affordable, 4K TVs are streaming football and films into Americans’ homes with stunning quality. Here’s everything you need to know—and why it’s time to finally buy.

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Brazil to vaccinate 23.8 million people against yellow fever

Brazil is vaccinating more than 20 million people against yellow fever to control a budding outbreak, largest-ever campaign using fractional doses

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WATCH: Women fight to break the silence surrounding menopause

A group of women who have been going through menopause share their experiences on "GMA," and fight to break society's stigma around open discussions about aging for women.

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On the Whole30 Diet, Vowing to Eat ‘Smarter’ Carbs for More Than 30 Days

I have Type 1 diabetes. The Whole30 diet, with no wheat, dairy or sugar, made my blood sugar levels perfect.

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Nonfiction: A Doctor Argues That Her Profession Needs to Slow Down, Stat

Victoria Sweet’s memoir, “Slow Medicine,” suggests that a more methodical approach to medical care would benefit everyone involved.

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Ask Well: How Do I Avoid Catching Cold or Flu From My Sick Partner?

It’s harder to protect yourself when the sick person is living inside your house. But certain measures may help.

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A Listening Ear for Musicians in Need

The prevalence of mental illness in the music industry is higher than among the population as a whole, surveys show. In Britain, a new help line seeks to provide support.

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They Are a Force. He Is Nothing. And Now?

Athlete testimony and a dramatic sentence in the Larry Nassar sex abuse case should provoke a larger moment of reckoning, writes Jason Gay.

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'Britannia' Review: Blood-Soaked Drama, but Is It Bingeable?

Set during the second Roman invasion of the British Isles-to-be, Amazon’s nine-part series is heavy on violence but light on storyline.

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'Have a Nice Day' Review: Acidic, Astute and Very Animated

Liu Jian’s subversive Chinese feature follows a bag of stolen money.

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'West of the Jordan River' Review: Exasperated With Occupation

Amos Gitai takes a hard look at the situation in the West Bank.

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Why parents should think twice about supplying kids with alcohol

A new study suggests that this commonly used strategy may be misguided.

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US panel rejects benefit claim for heated tobacco device

US advisers reject proposal to sell heat-not-burn tobacco device as lower-risk alternative to cigarettes

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Trilobites: Swatting at Mosquitoes May Help You Avoid Bites, Even if You Miss

When a feeding situation isn’t favorable, a mosquito can switch preferences, and it may learn to associate your scent with avoiding your incoming hand.

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F.D.A. Panel Rejects Philip Morris’ Claim That Tobacco Stick Is Safer Than Cigarettes

The committee expressed doubts about the company’s health claims that the device, called iQOS, would not cause tobacco-related diseases.

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Yes, Wine Lovers Actually Can Pair Amarone With Food

Powerful and often quite tannic, this Italian red is notoriously difficult to match with a meal. Wine columnist Lettie Teague enlisted the help of a chef and Amarone aficionado to find food-friendly bottles.

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Italy reports 4,991 measles cases amid politicized debate

Italy's health ministry says 4,991 cases of measles were reported last year, a nearly six-fold increase over 2016 that has been blamed in part on a highly politicized debate over vaccines

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Are Colorful Kitchens the New Status Symbol?

After decades of all-white palettes and clinical stainless steel, the rise of charismatic, hue-infused kitchen design is helping plucky homeowners stand out from the dreary pack.

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Why You Might Actually Want a VCR

The VCR may be dead, but hipster cineastes who fondly recall hulking 1980s machines can still buy last-gasp models to play collectible ‘Star Wars’ tapes. Here’s a guide.

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Trip Planning Apps Get (Very) Personal

To cater to specific types of travelers’ needs, the latest crop of travel apps dig deeper. One promises to be your all-knowing relative, another your travel agent, and a third helps solo female travelers navigate the world.

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Bring on the Blancmange, Pure Comfort in Dessert Form

At once soothing, elegant and simple to prepare, this classic, creamy pudding provides a beautiful base for toasted almonds, crushed amaretti or bright winter citrus. And it’s a great make-ahead recipe, too.

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Universities that won't take funding from anti-smoking group

Universities that won't take funding from anti-smoking group

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This Smart Beauty Mirror Actually Helps You Shop

An augmented reality beauty mirror lets busy women virtually (and quickly) try-on makeup effects—before they buy.

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Easy Meatless Recipe: Swiss Chard Enchiladas

An delicious way to eat your greens, these vegetarian enchiladas have a garlicky Swiss chard filling, a tangy tomatillo salsa and just enough cheese to pull it all together.

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17 universities oppose anti-smoking group with tobacco ties

Seventeen public health schools in the U.S. and Canada are pledging not to accept research money from a new anti-smoking group supported by the tobacco industry

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2018 Toyota Camry: Drives Like a Dream, Looks Like a Nightmare

America’s top-selling sedan got a questionable face-lift for 2018 that may be too radical for repeat buyers. But it’s not all about looks. Dan Neil considers the total package.

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5 Black Icons Who Transformed Fashion---From Diana Ross to Rihanna

Constance White, a former editor of Essence and author of the new book ‘How To Slay: Inspirations from the Queens and Kings of Black Style,’ on some of the most influential members of that royal family.

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What's Coming In Menswear This Fall

Will you be wearing reflective pants and bright yellow coats this autumn? Maybe not, but don’t say we didn’t warn you. Here are the major trends that walked down the fall 2018 menswear runways.

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Report: Manchester VA ignored whistleblower complaints

A federal agency has found that Manchester VA Medical Center failed to take seriously whistleblower complaints of substandard care

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The 8 Best Mountain Resorts for So-So Skiers

Winter getaways, from Sun Valley to the Swiss Alps, where even the mediocre can excel at fun, both on and off the slopes Plus: Top mountainside hotels, bars and restaurants

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How Jessica Chastain Is Changing the Hollywood Game

In Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut, Chastain tackles a challenging role—one that’s helping to redefine the rules for women.

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A Lucky Year for Chinese Real-Estate Buyers

Some real-estate agents are reporting a positive reaction to the auspicious year of 2018.

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House of the Year: A Windswept Ranch

A sprawling Montana ranch still on the market for $12 million was the reader favorite in the WSJ’s annual House of the Year contest.

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WATCH: What women should know about 'premature menopause'

Dr. Kristi Funk discusses the condition that affects some women, including ABC News' Amy Robach.

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Amy Robach on struggling with early menopause: From hot flashes to embracing aging

Robach experienced menopause in her 40s.

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What women should expect from their doctors for postpartum depression support

Jessica Porten, 27, is the mother of a 4-month-old daughter.

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WATCH: Study links flu with increased heart attack risk

ABC News' Dr. Jennifer Ashton analyzes the study that found the rate of heart attacks went up six times in the week after having had the flu.

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Well: Big Data Comes to Dieting

A new study shows how weight loss can affect our bodies on a cellular level.

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Sugary Shakes in the Hospital Aren’t Good Medicine

Food has the potential to be some of the best medicine. But not the kind of sugar-laden drinks ubiquitous in hospitals.

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'Birds of a Feather: Joseph Cornell's Homage to Juan Gris' Review: A Soaring, Feathered Tribute

After seeing a work by Cubist Juan Gris, Joseph Cornell created 21 works over 13 years celebrating that bellwether picture.

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Smoking even 1 cigarette a day increases heart disease, stroke risk

Cutting back may not improve health as much as people might think.

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New Findings Could Save Lives of More Stroke Patients

Doctors have more time than they thought to prevent death and disability from stroke, by removing blood clots that block circulation to the brain, a study shows.

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Yes, They’ve Cloned Monkeys in China. That Doesn’t Mean You’re Next.

Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have created the first primate clones with a technique like the one used to create Dolly the sheep more than 20 years ago.

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Do Beards Keep Men Warmer in Winter?

A dermatologist explains thermoregulation and why thick, dark stubble can act like a natural scarf.

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Study confirms flu increases risk of heart attack in elderly

Heart attack risk higher right after flu strikes for older people

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The Latest: Woman shot in Las Vegas attack to leave hospital

An Arizona woman is smiling and talking just three months after she was shot in the head during the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history

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Senate confirms Alex Azar as Trump's 2nd health secretary

Former drug company exec Alex Azar wins Senate confirmation for Health and Human Services

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Medicaid recipients sue to block new work requirement rules

Fifteen Medicaid recipients in Kentucky have sued the federal government in an attempt to block new first-in-the-nation rules that would require them to work in order to keep their taxpayer-funded health coverage

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Idaho to insurers: Give us plans that don't follow Obamacare

Idaho officials reveal a plan to allow health insurance companies to ditch some federal coverage requirements of the Affordable Care Act, a step designed to create cheaper policies

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ScienceTake: This Tiny Robot Walks, Crawls, Jumps and Swims. But It Is Not Alive.

Researchers have created a tiny robot, small enough to navigate a stomach or urinary system, that one day may be used to deliver drugs inside the body.

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Stalks With High Dividends: Luxurious Celery Recipes

It’s time to get past the crudité platter. Braised, poached or in a snappy soup, celery proves remarkably well suited to indulgent, warming, fully winterized recipes.

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Arizona woman shot in Las Vegas shooting to leave hospital

An Arizona woman who was shot in the head during the nation's deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history is preparing to leave a Phoenix hospital after what doctors are calling a miraculous recovery

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Beyond the Runway: Are Ankle Boots Worth the Effort?

Designers and retailers are touting Chelsea boots for men, but they can be a tough style to pull off—a look at their risks and rewards.

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How to Do Venice Carnival Right: A Thrifty Traveler's Guide

The Venice Carnival, kicking off this weekend, is still the most raucous, wildly indulgent party season in Europe, but you don’t need to spend a fortune to have a ball.

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Satanic Posters and Stripper Poles: Pet Peeves of Real-Estate Pros

Two veteran agents reveal some of their profession’s annoyances.

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What's on the Market in Bend, Ore.

Three homes for sale in the Pacific Northwest that offer mountain views and ample outdoor activities.

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Apple, in Sign of Health Ambitions, Adds Medical Records Feature for iPhone

A new feature on the iPhone Health app will allow users to automatically download blood test results and other data from their health care providers.

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A Day in the Life of Kris Van Assche

The longtime artistic director of Dior Homme has created a distinctive vision for the menswear brand.

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Michael B. Jordan Takes On His First Blockbuster Role---as a Villain

The actor has built a reputation for turning out memorable performances no matter what size the part. In our February cover story, Jordan discusses why the world is ready for ‘Black Panther,’ his relationship status and more.

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Why Flying Has Never Been Safer

Technical improvements, new regulations and changes in corporate culture, combined with plain luck, help explain the numbers.

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The Grammys' Boys' Club

While the Academy recognized hip-hop and R&B, women are underrepresented in this year’s nominees.

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'Octopus' by Craig Taborn and Kris Davis Review: Diving for Deep Listening

Live recordings of the jazz piano duet offer insights into the roots of the players’ technique.

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How Design Can Change the World, According to the Duo Behind Formafantasma

The Italian couple behind the Amsterdam-based studio generate ideas by interrogating design’s role.

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Can Metro Boomin Make Gap Clothes Cool Again?

Rap producer Metro Boomin has written a song for Gap and will appear in the retailer’s ad campaign, along with SZA and other young stars.

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Apple, in Sign of Health Ambitions, Adds Medical Records Feature for iPhone

A new feature on the iPhone Health app will allow users to automatically download blood test results and other data from their health care providers.

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WATCH: Private Facebook group with over 11K members a safe haven for women with menopause

Many women are turning to an online group to find support and form a community with other women going through menopause.

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WATCH: What to know about Parkinson's disease

After legendary musician Neil Diamond announces he is cancelling the rest of his tour due to his Parkinson's diagnosis, here is what you need to know about the degenerative disorder.

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Menopause: Answers to your most common questions

Menopause is a condition that affects millions of women.

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Private menopause Facebook group draws over 11K women seeking support

The group's founder, Gwen Harris, has watched it grow to over 11,000 members.

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Your Neighbors, Your Waistline

Military families that moved to areas with high obesity rates tended to gain weight themselves.

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WATCH: Virtual doctor visits on the rise amid flu epidemic

An increasing number of people are seeking out virtual health care options that allow you to get a flu diagnosis -- and in some cases, even a prescription for Tamiflu -- from your smartphone.

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Virtual doctor visits on the rise amid flu epidemic

"The patient that's infected then doesn't infect other people," one doctor said.

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I Was There for the Intervention: How ‘1 Son, 4 Overdoses, 6 Hours’ Came Together

I was struck by the family’s willingness to share the painful details of their son’s addiction and to be publicly identified.

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WATCH: E-cigs may lead teens, young adults to nicotine addiction: Report

E-cigarettes may indeed help smokers quit, according to a new report from a top research group, but at the same time they may pose a real threat of nicotine addiction for teens and young adults.

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WATCH: E-cigs may lead teens, young adults to nicotine addiction: Report

E-cigarettes may indeed help smokers quit, according to a new report from a top research group, but at the same time they may pose a real threat of nicotine addiction for teens and young adults.

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Phys Ed: The Mysterious Interior World of Exercise

What happens inside our bodies when we exercise.

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E-cigs may lead teens, young adults to nicotine addiction: Report

The report reveals the conundrum facing doctors.

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Global Health: New Index Rates Drug Companies in Fight Against ‘Superbugs’

Glaxo and Johnson & Johnson top a new measure of how drugmakers do against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which are becoming a global emergency.

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San Diego declares end to Hepatitis A emergency

San Diego County officials declare end to Hepatitis A emergency after no new deaths reported since October

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Science Group Ranks Evidence on E-Cigarette Safety

Vaping may help smokers quit, and are safer than conventional cigarettes, but they’re not risk-free, a national public health panel says.

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Why Carry a Bag When Your Jacket Has 18 Pockets?

As our daily essentials keep growing in size and number, fashion designers in Paris have created pocket-heavy pieces for stashing everything from your cell phone to a mid-afternoon snack.

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A New Kind of Hotel, Featuring a Proper Penthouse---and Bunk Beds

Development and design firm ASH NYC builds its portfolio with a new Detroit hotel, another in progress in New Orleans and a furniture line.

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The Delightful Zurich Neighborhood That's Not to Be Missed

Ten minutes from the city’s center, a sleepy industrial quarter along the Sihl river is springing to life with a mix of polished restaurants and inspired shops.

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Philadelphia wants safe injection sites to help opioid fight

Philadelphia wants to become the first U.S. city to allow supervised drug injection sites as a way to combat the opioid epidemic

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After Neil Diamond's Parkinson's disease diagnosis, here's what you need to know

In light of Neil Diamond's Parkinson's diagnosis, here's what you need to know about the disease.

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5 tips to prevent flu in your home as epidemic spreads

The flu epidemic has spread to nearly every state in the U.S.

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Trump's move may nudge holdout GOP states to expand Medicaid

Trump's embrace of work requirements for Medicaid prompts some GOP states to again consider expanding health care for the poor

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Do e-cigarettes help or harm? Report says not clear yet

Do e-cigarettes help or harm? Report says not clear yet if they'll be boon to public health or liability

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Vaping Can Be Addictive and May Lure Teenagers to Smoking, Science Panel Concludes

A report from the National Academy of Sciences said that e-cigarettes are safer than smoking, but not quite safe, and may cause teens to take up tobacco.

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WATCH: What is a concussion?

A concussion is an injury to the brain caused by physical trauma.

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WATCH: What is a concussion?

A concussion is an injury to the brain caused by physical trauma.

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Doctor, I’m Going Blind. Why Won’t You Talk to Me?

Doctors can be excessively blunt; others say nothing at all. Either can result in confusion and suffering.

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'The Shape of Water' Leads Oscar Nominations With 13

“The Shape of Water,” a lyrical love story about a mute woman and an amphibious creature, racked up 13 Oscar nominations, followed by “Dunkirk” with eight and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” with seven.

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Business Cards Aren't Dead, They're Just Getting Weirder

A subset of creative networkers insist on oddball cards with unusual shapes and materials to stand out with potential clients.

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A 'Timeless' Mercedes-Benz Passed Down From Father to Son

When Matias Bombal’s father bought this Mercedes-Benz 220 S in Germany in 1959, he wanted a car that would last a lifetime—and then some.

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Nick Nolte Was a 'River Kid' in Iowa, Now He Lives With a Tree in L.A.

The actor resides in a Malibu home that he built around a huge sycamore tree

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Alonzo Mourning's Onetime Miami Home Is Up for Sale

The Basketball Hall of Famer built the Florida house in 1996, the year he signed a contract with the Miami Heat for over $100 million.

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WATCH: Doctors slam the new blood pressure guidelines

A new editorial from the American College of Cardiology pushes back against the new hypertension guidelines released in 2017.

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WATCH: 6-year-old girl latest victim in flu epidemic

The parents of Emily Muth are warning about how quickly the virus took their daughter's life as a new study reveals breathing can spread the flu.

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After Gronkowski injury, here's what you need to know about concussions

After Gronkowski suffered a head injury, here's what you need to know about concussions.

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Kenyans accuse largest hospital of rape, abuse of patients

Kenyans accuse country's largest hospital of rape, sexual harassment of patients

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Do You Trust the Medical Profession?

A growing distrust could be dangerous to public health and safety.

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Trump's global gag rule goes far beyond abortion, groups say

Trump's global gag rule goes far beyond abortion, groups say; HIV, other health programs hurt

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Yay, the Eagles! Ugh, the Patriots?

America is looking to you, Philadelphia. You’re the only thing standing between another Lombardi trophy being hoisted over the cut-off sleeves of Grumpy Lobster Boat Captain Bill Belichick.

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A People's History Exiled

The Jewish Museum sacrifices the story of a world religion at the altar of universal values.

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The Checkup: Paintball, BB and Pellet Gun Injuries Pose Serious Risk to Children’s Eyes

Over the 23-year period of a new study, the rate of eye injuries caused by nonpowder guns increased by 168.8 percent. Experts advise eye protection.

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Heat-not-burn cigarette alternative faces US scrutiny

A device that heats tobacco without burning faces U.S. regulatory scrutiny

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Diabetes in Pregnancy Raises Risk of Heart Disease

Women who have had gestational diabetes have an increased risk not only for Type 2 diabetes later in life, but for heart disease and hypertension as well.

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Philanthropists donate $100 million to 2 Boston hospitals

A telecommunications executive and his wife have given gifts worth a combined $100 million to two Boston hospitals to support innovation and patient care

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Senate ends debate, setting up vote to conclude shutdown, fund government temporarily

Republicans promised to take up legislation on immigration in coming weeks.

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What pediatricians want parents to know about the flu epidemic

There have been 60,000 confirmed cases of the flu since December, officials say.

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Why Our Mental Health Takes a Village

Different people can help us manage different moods. Psychologists explain how to build a portfolio of supportive allies.

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Global Health: Killing of Mother-Daughter Team Shakes Polio Eradication Drive in Pakistan

The country had just eight cases of polio last year. The murder of a 38-year-old woman and her 16-year-old daughter will not derail vaccination efforts, a leader says.

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The New Health Care: Twist to Kentucky’s Medicaid Work Rule: Pass a Course Instead

Lots of people could do with a little more health and financial literacy, not just Medicaid recipients. But linking it to retaining medical eligibility may not make sense.

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Elie Tahari Offers Stake in Grand Penthouse Plan for $35 Million

The fashion designer spent more than 12 years securing the rights to build two stories atop his Fifth Avenue apartment. Now he's looking for a partner to help complete construction.

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How Doctors Deal With Racist Patients

Hospitals are reshaping their policies to protect their employees’ rights while giving all patients the treatment they need.

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Pop Artist Tom Wesselmann's Larger-Than-Life Paintings Go On View

Gagosian’s new exhibit of gargantuan paintings, “Tom Wesselmann: Standing Still Lifes,” is also an attempt to supersize the late artist’s career.

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Why You'll Want to Visit Rotterdam in 2018

Home to the largest and busiest port in Europe, the Netherlands’ “second city” is now attracting a fleet of designers, artists and architects who are reshaping the Dutch city into an epicenter of urban innovation.

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WATCH: How to limit the risk of flu in your home

Dr. Peter Shearer, director of the emergency department at Mount Sinai Hospital, reveals the germ hot spots you may not be aware of in your home.

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Sanofi, Facing Threat from Generics, Moves to Buy Hemophilia Drug Maker

The $11.6 billion deal for Bioverativ would bolster the French pharmaceutical giant’s portfolio as it faces falling sales for its diabetes drug, Lantus.

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German nurse charged with 97 more murders at hospitals

A German nurse already serving a life sentence for two murders has been indicted in nearly 100 more killings

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Personal Health: When a Partner Cheats

Couples that figure out how to rebuild after infidelity, rather than divorcing, often end up with stronger relationships, experts say.

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Measles, malnutrition kill nearly 100 in Indonesia's Papua

A measles outbreak and a spike in cases of malnutrition in Indonesia's easternmost Papua province have killed at least 97 people, mostly indigenous children

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'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' Strikes a #MeToo Chord

“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” about a 1950s woman trying to break in to New York’s comedy scene, began streaming on Amazon just as sexual harassment was becoming a flashpoint in workplaces around the world.

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Eagles Rout Vikings in NFC Championship

The New England Patriots will defend their title against the Philadelphia Eagles on Feb. 4.

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Her Triathlon Goal: Guiding Others to the Finish Line

A North Carolina woman trains to help blind and visually impaired athletes fulfill their Ironman dreams.

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'Waco' Joins TV's Torn-From-the-Headlines Streak

Twenty-five years after a shootout and FBI raid left 82 members of the Branch Davidian religious sect and four federal agents dead, a six-part cable series re-examines the siege.

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William Wegman: A Comic Conceptualist

A look at the California breeding ground that brought forth William Wegman’s Weimaraner-rich art.

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When Running Is More Than a Sport

With running in a transitional period, an apparel company’s advertising campaign has favored images of people who use the activity to build a community.

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Deportation fears have legal immigrants avoiding health care

Advocates for Latino immigrants say legal residents and U.S. citizens are avoiding care and treatment, fearing their information could be used to identify and deport relatives living in the country illegally.

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WATCH: Federal officials say flu epidemic has killed at least 30 children

The CDC's latest influenza-associated pediatric mortality report released Friday shows that at least 10 children died between Jan. 6 and Jan. 13, and the others have died the since the flu season started in October.

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1 Son, 4 Overdoses, 6 Hours

Drug deaths draw the most notice, but more addicted people live than die. For them and their families, life can be a relentless cycle of worry, hope and chaos.

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WATCH: Deadly flu epidemic across the country

79 people killed in Indiana and 70 in California.

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WATCH: Flu epidemic worsens with reports of 30 children dead from the illness

The CDC says this is the worst flu season in eight years, and some doctors worry it has not reached its peak yet.

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Yes, People Really Are Eating Tide Pods. No, It’s Not Safe.

An improbable and dangerous idea promoted on the internet has become a cause for genuine concern, the authorities said.

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World moves closer to eradicating Guinea worm disease

World moves closer to eradicating Guinea worm disease; 30 cases last year in Ethiopia, Chad

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WATCH: New CDC numbers show the flu is still spreading wildly

More than 8 percent of all deaths in the U.S. are from the flu and pneumonia.

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Federal officials say flu epidemic has killed at least 30 children

Latest report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the flu has killed 30 children

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​Trends be Damned: A Case for Never Getting Rid of Your Old Clothes

​From ties to tartans, menswear designers returned to the classics at Milan Fashion Week, proving that it pays to hang on to those old styles.

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Trump Passed a Cognitive Exam. What Does That Really Mean?

The exam, called the Moca, is widely used in doctor’s offices, but it is not sophisticated enough to diagnose mental decline, experts say.

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In New York, the Tormented, Triumphant Life of Tennessee Williams

At New York’s Morgan Library & Museum, photos, posters, letters and even his own paintings bring alive the troubled and triumphant years of the author of “The Glass Menagerie” and “A Streetcar Named Desire.”

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US flu season gets worse, has 'lot more steam' than expected

Nasty US flu season gets worse, has 'lot more steam' than expected

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Travel Tips: How to Make Sure You Travel with Medication Legally

Traveling with medication — even prescription drugs — isn’t as simple as packing it. Here’s how to stay on the right side of the law, anywhere you go.

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Letter sent to police barracks sickens 2 troopers, staffer

Letter containing what investigators call 'biohazard' sent to Pennsylvania police barracks, sickens 3 employees

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The 2018 Detroit Auto Show: Are U.S. Carmakers Still Stuck in the Past?

While two-thirds of the globe’s carmakers are pulling towards electrification, U.S. brands still believe bigger is better. Dan Neil breaks down the surreal Detroit auto show.

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Oral Contraceptives Reduce Risk for Ovarian and Endometrial Cancers

The effect is especially evident in smokers, the obese and those who exercise infrequently.

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The Latest: Trump addressing March for Life from Rose Garden

President Donald Trump is addressing the anti-abortion March for Life from the White House Rose Garden

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US agency details enforcement of doctors' conscience rights

Trump administration spells out plans to protect medical providers who refuse to carry out procedures such as abortions on moral or religious grounds

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Peace be with you, but no touching: Flu season altering Mass

Widespread influenza across Maine has prompted the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland to alter some traditions to keep parishioners healthy

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The New Old Age: One Day Your Mind May Fade. At Least You’ll Have a Plan.

A doctor has developed an advance directive specifically to plan for medical care in the event of dementia.

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WATCH: How at-home workout classes are revolutionizing the fitness industry

An instructor for the at-home cycling classes on Peloton appears live on "GMA" to show how you can livestream some of your favorite workout classes from the comfort of your own home.

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WATCH: Young women using ADHD medicine up 700 percent over 8 years, CDC report finds

The CDC called for more research on how these drugs affect pregnant women.

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WATCH: More schools close across the US amid flu outbreak

Officials report there have been 60,000 confirmed cases of influenza since December as the CDC prepares to release new figures on the impact of the flu outbreak.

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Young women using ADHD medicine up 700 percent over 8 years, CDC report finds

The CDC called for more research on how these drugs affect pregnant women.

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Ask Well: What Is the Health and Nutritional Value of Mushrooms?

Mushrooms are a “powerhouse of nutrition” and not a white food to be avoided, said one nutritionist.

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Anti-smoking plan may kill cigarettes--and save Big Tobacco

US health officials are pushing ahead with an unprecedented plan to make cigarettes less addictive and provide lower-risk alternative products to US smokers

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Mother: Care denied daughter left in cold in hospital gown

Mother of mentally ill woman says her daughter, 22, was denied her lawful right to medical care when she was left in the cold outside a Baltimore hospital wearing only a flimsy gown

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WATCH: Woman says 12-year-old son who died had flu-like symptoms but test came back negative

The CDC said the test can miss the flu up to half the time and doesn't give a complete picture.

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Blood test to detect 8 cancers early gives promising results

Scientists are reporting progress on a blood test to detect many types of cancer at an early stage

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American Airlines passengers shown bracing for impact in emergency landing

Passengers on the American Airlines flight were uninjured in the hard landing.

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Young Women Are Using A.D.H.D. Drugs in Greater Numbers, C.D.C. Reports

Since 2003, the percentage of women filling prescriptions for drugs like Ritalin has increased nearly fivefold in some age groups.

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For rival camps in abortion debate, a weekend to mobilize

Activists on both sides of the abortion debate will be rallying and marching over the next few days in their annual show of force

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WATCH: Mixed welcome for Pennsylvania's 1st medical marijuana dispensary

When Pennsylvania's first ever medical marijuana dispensary, Keystone Canna Remedies, opened its doors in Bethlehem on January 17, many welcomed its arrival with open arms, including former Philadelphia Flyers winger Riley Cote.

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WATCH: Mixed welcome for Pennsylvania's 1st medical marijuana dispensary

When Pennsylvania's first ever medical marijuana dispensary, Keystone Canna Remedies, opened its doors in Bethlehem on January 17, many welcomed its arrival with open arms, including former Philadelphia Flyers winger Riley Cote.

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Decor Challenge: Can a Clashing Daybed and Chandelier Get Along?

The Conflict: A radically graphic 1960s Scandinavian daybed must share a room with a glam Murano-glass chandelier. Four designers suggest pieces that will help the duo happily coexist.

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Hospital groups creating company to make cheap generic drugs

Several not-for-profit hospital groups will address drug shortages and high prices by creating a company to make cheaper generic drugs

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Can You Measure a Wine's Worth in 'Likes'?

Social media can offer oenophiles tasting notes, industry news and a bit of fun—as well as egregious displays of trophy bottles and interminable video tutorials. Lettie Teague finds the feeds worth following.

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Cross-Country Skiing Just Got Easier---Thanks to a Gear Upgrade

Fans of the gloriously simple sport are enjoying an influx of high-tech equipment, synthetic materials and modern construction techniques.

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Fauci: NIH in a "scramble" to prepare for any gov't shutdown

NIH's Fauci says government shutdown would be disruptive for research

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Fast Recipe: Sweet-Potato Chilaquiles With Four-Chile Salsa

Chef Gonzalo Guzmán of Nopalito in San Francisco delivers a hearty combination of crunchy tortilla sautéed in smoky-sweet salsa, earthy sweet potato and creamy, crunchy contrasts, too, in under a half hour.

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The U.S. Fertility Rate Is Down, Yet More Women Are Mothers

The biggest increases have come from some groups who in the past were far less likely to have babies: the highly educated, those over 40, and women who have never been married.

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Health Workers Who Oppose Abortion Get New Protections

The Trump administration announced a new “conscience and religious freedom” office to protect health workers who oppose abortion, sex-changes and some contraception.

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Reproductive Factors in Women Tied to Heart Disease and Stroke Risk

Early menarche, early menopause and miscarriage were among the factors associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease.

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The Case for Athletic-Inspired Evening Wear

Running rings around old-school gowns, a new breed of dress-up clothes borrows comfort tricks from the sporting world.

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Governors to Trump, Congress: Do more to solve opioid crisis

State governors in the US are asking the Trump administration and Congress to provide more funding and coordination to deal with the opioid crisis

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A Florida Beach Vacation with Snob Appeal

With its highbrow culture and low-key seaside charms, Sarasota, on Florida’s Gulf Coast, persuades a choosy Parisian to make it his home-away-from-home.

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Décor Guru John Derian on Avoiding the Hoarder Look

The man who’s built an empire of 19-century flotsam and jetsam talks about collecting without generating clutter, his favorite DIY project and the pieces he regrets selling

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Luxury Real Estate Runs Hot and Cold in Europe

A 2018 forecast of high-end real-estate markets in five European capitals: London, Paris, Berlin, Lisbon and Dublin.

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8 Reasons City Guys Will Love These Cowboy Boots

Ropers—the shorter, less costumey version of cowboy kickers—may be the cowboy boot alternative even subway riders will want to give a try.

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Popular Midcentury Modern Homes Are Fetching Top Dollar

Midcentury modern homes—as much an art object as a place to call home— have gained cultish popularity. Though they can be a challenge to live in, buyers are paying premium prices.

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Cher's Onetime Estate Now $16 Million Cheaper

The seller of a gated Los Angeles property once home to the singer, as well as comedian Eddie Murphy, has reduced the price to $69 million.

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Trump tries to protect medical providers who oppose abortion

Trump administration creating an office aimed at protecting the religious rights of medical providers, including those who oppose abortion

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Questions and Answers About This Year’s Flu Season

The virus is widespread, and the vaccine is a poor match. But while some areas are hit hard, others have been spared, and deaths are not unusually common this season.

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Arkansas health officials say 150 people exposed to measles

The Arkansas Department of Health says about 150 people were exposed to measles after an ill traveler flew from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport to Little Rock

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WATCH: Can Botox be used to treat teeth grinding?

Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses a small new study that points towards Botox injections as a possible treatment option for people who grind their teeth while they sleep.

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Terminally ill Briton's bid for assisted death can proceed

A terminally ill British man has been granted permission to challenge the country's law on assisted dying, after an earlier decision that rejected his case

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The Strangely Effective (and Easy) Way to Win a Bidding War

Which tactics are most likely to improve a buyer’s chances of beating out other bidders? New data show some surprising answers

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Donatella Versace's 2020 Vision

Even as she celebrates two decades helming the fashion house founded by her late brother Gianni, the designer has her eyes set on a glitzy future for the bombshell brand.

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How to avoid getting the flu while flying

"GMA" spoke with a flight attendant and a doctor to get their pro tips.

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How to avoid getting the flu while flying

"GMA" spoke with a flight attendant and a doctor to get their pro tips.

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Try these apps to exercise without stepping foot in a gym

Your phone or computer can be your workout space.

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WATCH: Flu shot shortage reported as flu epidemic overloads hospitals

Dr. Allan Hansen, an emergency room medical director near San Diego, tells "GMA" how medical professionals are responding in the particularly hard-hit state of California.

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Living With Cancer: Sex After Cancer

It can be difficult to experience desire if you fear your body or if you cannot recognize it as your own.

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Zambia says new cases dropping in deadly cholera outbreak

Zambia says new cases dropping in deadly cholera outbreak; most deaths have been in capital

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WATCH: 14 Chicago elementary students sickened by laced candy

More than a dozen children were sent to the hospital after eating candy tainted with an unknown substance handed out by a classmate.

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\: When States Make It Harder to Enroll, Even Eligible People Drop Medicaid

Kentucky’s new Medicaid waiver will ask low-income people to jump over hurdles to keep their coverage. Evidence suggests that many will fail.

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Mom accused of torturing kids seemed 'perplexed' when authorities showed up: Official

Two parents were arrested in the torture and child endangerment case in Perris.

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USA Gymnastics revokes fine for McKayla Maroney after Chrissy Teigen offers to pay

Teigen said she'd pay $100,000 fine for McKayla Maroney to discuss doctor.

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Obama undone: In first year, Trump unravels predecessor's signature achievements

Obama has remained relatively silent as Trump dismantled his policies.

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Hate crime charges not ruled out in college student's slaying: Prosecutors

Samuel Woodward is accused of killing Blaze Bernstein, 19, and burying his body.

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3 charged with capital murder of Houston couple 'executed' in their gated community

Authorities believe Bao and Jenny Lam, both 61, were ambushed Thursday night.

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Parents charged with torture held 13 children ages 2 to 29 captive: Officials

The parents were booked for torture and child endangerment, authorities said.

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What you need to know about the meteor that caused seismic shock over Michigan

The meteor that lit up the night sky over southeast Michigan and shook the ground Tuesday night did not actually cause an earthquake, researchers say.

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Earthquake-causing meteor leaves southeast Michigan residents awestruck

Residents near Michigan shared video of the dazzling display on social media.

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The Secret History of the Golden State Warriors' Unstoppable Play

The Golden State Warriors love this play. Here’s the wild story of how they stole it.

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'Americans' Review: Detailed Portrait of a People

A new exhibition asks, ‘How can Indians be so present and so absent in American life?’

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13 siblings held captive were likely coerced to remain quiet

Psychiatrists: Siblings held captive in California home were probably coerced to stay quiet

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What about the memory test Trump aced? It's not for everyone

Cognitive tests give doctors a snapshot of someone's memory and certain other neurologic functions

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Flu patient spikes cause Texas school district closure, tents at California hospital

A deadly flu epidemic sweeping the nation has prompted a Texas school district to cancel classes for a week and a California hospital to set up at triage tent

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Minnesota health exchange boasts record 116K signups

Minnesota's health insurance exchange says it signed up more than 116,000 residents, a record year at a challenging time in health care nationwide

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Mind: Given Medicine, the Patients Got Better. They Remained in Shackles Anyway.

In West Africa, people with psychoses are often chained at prayer camps. Giving them psychiatric drugs lessened their symptoms, but did not shorten their captivity.

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Mind: Given Medicine, the Patients Got Better. They Remained in Shackles Anyway.

In West Africa, people with psychoses are often chained at prayer camps. Giving them psychiatric drugs lessened their symptoms, but did not shorten their captivity.

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ANALYSIS: 6 questions about Trump's health answered

A doctor weighs in on Trump's physical results.

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Sisters featured in ABC News report on overmedicated foster kids are missing

Kayla and Brooke Ward were featured in a 2011 Diane Sawyer report.

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Does Bigger Ice Make For Better Cocktails?

All the tools and tricks you’ll need to construct trendily enormous ice cubes at home.

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Treatment Offers Hope for Imprisoned California Siblings

Cases of children isolated and abused by parents are rare but not unheard-of, say experts. Many recover.

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Aetna to pay $17M over mailing that revealed HIV meds

Health insurer Aetna has agreed to pay $17 million to settle claims that it breached the privacy of thousands of customers who take HIV medications

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Women march in Polish cities to demand abortion rights

Polish abortion rights proponents, most of them women, are marching in Warsaw and other cities across Poland to express their opposition to a proposal in parliament to further tighten the country's already restrictive abortion law

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The World's Most Irritating Watch? Only $42,200!

A new breed of artful timepieces make it intentionally tricky to tell the time. Watch geeks love them, but what about the rest of us?

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Science panel backs lower drunken driving threshold

A prestigious scientific panel is recommending states significantly lower their drunken driving threshold, saying 10,000 alcohol-impaired driving deaths a year are unacceptable and 'entirely preventable'

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Read President Donald Trump's full physical report

The presidential physician said Trump's "overall health is excellent."

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The Rice of Royals: Where to Find the Tastiest Biryani in India

You can find biryani, the savory Indian dish of fluffy rice, meat and spices, all over India, but the city of Hyderabad serves the best. Here, 6 spots to start your tasting tour.

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A year in the most pro-Trump town in America

A place where Buddy the dog barks like mad whenever he hears “Hillary.”

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U.K. Appoints a Minister for Loneliness

Prime Minister Theresa May said an under secretary would work across government departments to tackle the issue.

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Midcentury Modern on the Market

Three homes for sale in Maryland, New York and Texas that were designed by or inspired by Midcentury Modern architect Philip Johnson.

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A Veteran Character Actor Lands a TV Show's Two Leading Roles

J.K. Simmons, who plays two versions of the same character in “Counterpart,” talks about his dual role, the back story of his Farmers Insurance pitchman and life after his Oscar win.

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Understanding the Microbiome: How Gut Health Affects Your Health, Weight Loss, and Mood

Weight Watchers Wants to Keep Members for Life

Recasting itself as a lifetime wellness service, Weight Watchers plans online resources and more zero-point foods to hold on to members.

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Bruce Willis Lists Home on Central Park West for $17.75 Million

The actor and his wife Emma purchased the apartment from Milwaukee Bucks basketball team owner Wesley Edens and his wife Lynn Edens.

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Why Your Bags Can Stay Stuck for Days

The recent fiasco at JFK Airport reveals how airlines have little incentive to deliver your delayed luggage as quickly as possible.

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3 complementary natural remedies for the flu

Dr. Jennifer Ashton breaks down some well-researched natural flu relief options.

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3 complementary natural remedies for the flu

Dr. Jennifer Ashton breaks down some well-researched natural flu relief options.

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WATCH: New victims in flu epidemic as CDC holds urgent meeting

A 10-year-old boy in Connecticut died from what health officials believe was the flu and sepsis, while 42 people younger than 65 years old have died from flu related complications in California, officials said.

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Serena Williams' postpartum story shows other moms it's okay to take your time

Serena Williams should serve as an example for other new moms, experts say.

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Serena Williams' postpartum story shows other moms it's okay to take your time

Serena Williams should serve as an example for other new moms, experts say.

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Phys Ed: How Our Bones Might Help Keep Our Weight Stable

Bones could be much more intimately involved in tracking weight and controlling appetite than was previously known.

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WATCH: NH man and father possibly exposed to HIV by hospital

A man in Nashua, N.H. is looking for answers from a hospital after his father was injected with an insulin pen previously used on an HIV patient.

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WATCH: NH man and father possibly exposed to HIV by hospital

A man in Nashua, N.H. is looking for answers from a hospital after his father was injected with an insulin pen previously used on an HIV patient.

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Century after pandemic, science takes its best shot at flu

Scientists hunting universal vaccine to better protect against regular winter flu _ and the next super-flu, too

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Searches at French baby milk maker after salmonella scare

French authorities are searching five sites run by dairy giant Lactalis in an investigation into the botched recall of baby milk products after a salmonella scare

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Breast-Feeding Tied to Reduced Risk of Diabetes

Mothers who breast-feed may be at reduced risk of diabetes, a new study reports.

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Kentucky governor readies for Medicaid legal challenge

Kentucky's Republican governor says he will shut down the state's expanded Medicaid program if the courts stop his plan for some people to work to keep their health benefits

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Economic Scene: Making Medicaid a Tool for Moral Education May Let Some Die

There is a precedent for letting states impose work requirements on the poor for medical coverage. It bodes ill for public health.

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Why internet craze the 'Tide pod challenge' is dangerous, potentially deadly

The laundry detergent pod challenge can lead to ingesting toxic chemicals.

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Mathilde Krim, Mobilizing Force in an AIDS Crusade, Dies at 91

Dr. Krim raised awareness of the scourge and money to fight it while lobbying governments and enlisting a broad spectrum of powerful allies.

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High-Fat Diet May Fuel Spread of Prostate Cancer

New research suggests a strong link between genes, dietary fat and prostate cancer.

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What's the Future of Men's Fashion? I Went to Italy to Find Out

At Pitti Uomo, the world’s largest clothing trade show, buyers and brands from around the world dictate what clothes you’ll find in store next year. WSJ’s men’s fashion columnist got a preview.

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Whoopi Goldberg Lists L.A. Home for $8.795 Million

The actress and talk-show host is selling her pink, Art Deco-style house in Pacific Palisades that she purchased in 1993.

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Hip-Hop's Generation Gap: 'Emo' vs. 'Dad' Rap

Rap has become the most-consumed music in America, but with its growth comes a new concern: a widening generation gap.

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Laila Ali on Growing Up With 'The Greatest' Dad

The former professional boxer describes her childhood in a Los Angeles mansion, which included handing out $100 bills on the city streets. Today, she’s in the midst of a kitchen renovation.

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The Rise of the Garage Doors

No longer just a portal to parked cars, these glassy garage doors open to let in the light (and the bugs).

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WATCH: Serena Williams opens up about struggles during pregnancy and childbirth

Lara Spencer reports the buzziest stories of the day in "GMA" Pop news

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Is Your Child Safe on Social Media?

How can parents keep up with smartphones? We asked tech executives how they manage their children’s social-media use.

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A Chrysler Imperial That's an Emblem of the Roaring '20s

Joe Wortley’s 1929 Chrysler Imperial roadster, once owned by boxing great Jack Dempsey, is a symbol of an era when sports stars were gods.

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WHO: All of Sao Paulo state at risk for yellow fever

World Health Organization adds all of Sao Paulo state to its list of areas at risk for yellow fever as Brazil prepares for Carnival

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WATCH: Do gloves, scarves protect from the flu?

Dr. Karen Latimer, a family physician in New Jersey, tells "GMA" that gloves give people a "false sense of security" and warns against sharing gloves and scarves this winter.

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WATCH: Nuclear preparedness training delayed to focus on flu epidemic

More than 60,000 Americans have tested positive for the flu this season and 20 children have died, according to the CDC.

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WATCH: Father of 3 in medically induced coma after falling ill with flu, wife says

Felicia York said her life turned upside down when her husband was placed in a medically induced coma after falling ill with the flu.

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After a Debacle, How California Became a Role Model on Measles

Changing minds on vaccination is very difficult, but it isn’t so important when a law can change behavior.

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Pakistan launches new anti-polio drive in Punjab province

Pakistani health official says special anti-polio drive launched in eastern Punjab province

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Measles outbreak kills 58 children in Indonesia's Papua

An outbreak of measles has killed dozens of children in Indonesia's easternmost Papua province

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The Parasite on the Playground

Roundworm eggs, shed by stray dogs, can be ingested by children playing outside. The worm’s larvae have been found in the brain, experts say, perhaps impairing development.

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Global Health: ‘Smart Thermometers’ Track Flu Season in Real Time

Can 500,000 thermometers transmitting 25,000 readings a day forecast the spread of flu more accurately than the C.D.C.?

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The Many Benefits of the Occasional Swear Word

Cursing can promote social bonding, help us withstand pain and more.

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Immigrant from Mexico, 2 sisters among mudslide victims

An immigrant from Mexico and a pair of sisters were among the 20 people killed in devastating mudslides that brought tragedy and sorrow to the idyllic coastal community of Montecito, California

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Couple ambushed, shot dead in double killing

The sheriff said there doesn't appear to be any immediate danger.

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'Star Trek' Lives Long and Prospers in Pop Culture

Never mind that other sci-fi movie with “Star” in its name: “Star Trek” has inspired a recent and surprising glut of TV shows and movies that reference it.

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Before a Firing and a Hiring, a Coach's Wiki Gets a Scrub

Past allegations of violence against NFL coach Tom Cable were recently deleted from his Wikipedia by his wife. Then there was a tug-of-war to restore the page.

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James Patterson, Tom Colicchio and More on Popularity

WSJ. asks six luminaries to weigh in on a single topic. This month: Popularity.

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Mississippi inmate in buttocks injection killing has died

Authorities: Mississippi inmate convicted in 2014 in killing a Georgia woman through illicit silicone buttocks injections has died

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Conveyor-Belt Sushi Restaurant's Latest Menu Rollout: Omakase

A Japanese restaurant in New York’s Flatiron District known for its meals offered on a conveyor belt is rolling out a new tasting menu—literally.

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'In the Tower: Anne Truitt' Review: Totemic Titan of Color

A focused exhibition sheds light on Anne Truitt’s luminous minimalism.

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Review: Deciding Against the Paper Chase

High costs, indifferent teachers, hours devoted to subjects that have little to do with earning a living in the real world: Is it all worth it? Naomi Schaefer Riley reviews ‘The Case Against Education’ by Bryan Caplan and ‘Rethinking School’ by Susan Wise Bauer.

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Trump breaks with past presidents on MLK Day activities

Past presidents have volunteered or attended celebratory events to honor King.

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Dramatic video captures car crashing into 2nd floor dental office

Only minor injuries were reported, authorities said.

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'Lost within a moment's time': 20 dead in mudslide include a dad, son, father-in-law

The death toll rose to 20 after last week's mudslides in Southern California.

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Murdered college student's parents: 'We won't succumb to hate'

A former classmate is accused of killing Blaze Bernstein and burying his body.

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Measles alert issued for Chicago O'Hare air travelers

A measles alert has been issued Monday after a passenger was diagnosed.

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CVS Pharmacy promises to end touchups of its beauty images

Pharmacy giant CVS says it has a responsibility to think about sending messages of unrealistic body images to girls and young women and will stop significant touchups of images used in its advertising for beauty products

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Army vet sues VA over scalpel left in body after surgery

An Army veteran is suing a Veterans Affairs Hospital in Connecticut after he says someone left a scalpel inside him after surgery, and it was only discovered years later, after he suffered from long-term abdominal pain

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