Emily Taylor was playing a game of pirates with her spunky 2-year-old daughter Alice when she realized the toddler was having trouble seeing after putting an eye patch over her right eye.

A Florida woman who walked into a Publix supermarket last week asked an unusual question at the bakery counter.

When Lynn Kaufer Hodson was bitten by a triatomine, also known as a “kissing bug,” she couldn’t even feel it. It wasn’t until a large, itchy lump appeared on her neck the next day that she realized some type of pest had sucked her blood.

Insects known as triatomines, also known as “kissing bugs,” are becoming more common in the U.S. — but don’t let their seemingly affectionate nickname fool you.

At first, Chris Matthews thought a flu bug had hit his entire family after they started to feel nauseous and experienced eye problems last week.

Emergency rooms in Illinois are noticing a recent spike in synthetic pot users who are suffering from “severe bleeding” and state health officials are warning the public to remain vigilant.

Emergency rooms in Illinois are noticing a recent spike in synthetic pot users who are suffering from “severe bleeding” and state health officials are warning the public to remain vigilant.

Madden Humphreys and his newly-adopted rescue cat, Moon, were destined to be friends.

Millions of people across the country rallied around 2-year-old Tripp Halstead as he foguht for his life after getting crushed by a falling tree branch outside his day care in Jefferson, Georgia back in 2012.

When nursing assistant Barnell Williams was told she needed to get the flu vaccine for her job, she refused, citing religious beliefs.

Health officials are warning thousands of people who attended a national cheerleading competition in Texas last month to be on the lookout for signs and symptoms of the mumps.

George Hernandez hadn’t heard of “Hantavirus” until his 9-year-old son, Fernando, was diagnosed with the disease just days ago.

As the nation continues to fight the flu, some families are sharing their stories in hopes of preventing others from facing similar tragedies.

Like most 8-year-old boys, Liam Flanagan has had his fair share of tumbles while playing outside.

It doesn’t matter if you run marathons or play sports, when it comes to the flu, no one is completely immune.

A 10-year-old boy’s sudden death after returning from a hockey tournament on Sunday was caused by “Flu type B that was complicated by pneumonia,” a medical examiner confirmed to Fox 61 on Tuesday.

When Alyssa Alcarez was sent home from school after throwing up, her family thought she probably had a “bug” of some sort – maybe even a mild case of the flu.