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Thousands of patients have filed lawsuits against drug producers claiming side effects - but the companies insist their products are properly tested

Whether you're selling unused household items or trying to build a small resale business, this guide walks you through how to sell on Facebook Marketplace.

There is a dangerous myth that once you turn 65, your healthcare becomes free. You get the red, white, and blue card, and you assume the bills stop. The reality is that Medicare is a safety net with holes in it.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarified the Trump administration's stance on Venezuela, stating military actions were not an act of war and no further intervention is planned. He also addressed Iran, emphasizing a defensive posture despite increased military presence, and noted the complexity of potential regime change. Discussions also covered…

A less-than-perfect kidney might not be suitable for a young recipient but could offer an older, sicker patient – who might not receive another offer – valuable time off dialysis

For many years, co-operation between Canada and Sweden was often viewed through a narrow lens — defence procurement. Discussions about fighter aircraft, technical specifications and military benefits tended to dominate attention.

Exclusive: Campaigners have met with the Trump administration about the controversial deal, with a growing belief the US president will veto it

The city of Los Angeles is working on a potential ban of single-use printer cartridges. Here's what that could look like.

Google is empowering its Chrome browser with the ability to alter pictures and introducing a side panel for a virtual assistant to help with online tasks as part of its push to turbocharge its of digital services with more artificial intelligence technology