A new study points to the possibility that the daily choices people make can give them some control over their cancer risk.
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Officials said game wardens euthanized three coyotes in a wash in Henderson after two women suffered coyote bites on a popular trail.
Nevada is one of seven states detecting “very high” levels of COVID in its wastewater, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
A Las Vegas Valley medical center has sued its nursing and service union because of two photos on a collective bargaining agreement, according to a lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court of Nevada.
Surveillance video from a Las Vegas Athletic Club gym provides more clarity on what happened when a woman drowned in the gym’s pool.
Vitalant says the heat, holiday and summer vacations make the Fourth of July a slow time for blood donations in the valley.
The North Las Vegas City Council approved allocating $500,000 to hire a firm to create a master plan for 135 acres of city-owned land.
Women-only gyms provide a refuge for women trying to avoid harassment while working out.
The university’s fifth annual nursing camp is a weeklong summer session for students interested in the medical field.
In the midst of a record-setting heatwave, an electrical problem caused an outage of some air conditioning at Summerlin Hospital.
Several hiking trails and viewpoints await those who make this journey and wish to get some exercise as they explore one of the world’s natural wonders.
Summer means playgrounds, bikes and pools. Pediatricians say it can also mean more potential for injuries such as dehydration, sunburns and scrapes.
The most remarkable thing is how the essence of summer — the freedom, adventures and excitement of novel experiences — still makes me feel like I’m 14.
As a scientific field, the exposome explores exposures that have an effect on human biology.
An optometrist gives advice on how to protect your eyes from the sun amid the blistering heat of summer in Las Vegas.
