When I was diagnosed with hemochromatosis, my doctor explained that a ferritin level of 380 ng/mL was too high. I am a male and would like to know ...

When I was diagnosed with hemochromatosis, my doctor explained that a ferritin level of 380 ng/mL was too high. I am a male and would like to know if I need to continue getting phlebotomies. After ...

Dear Dr. Roach: When I was diagnosed with hemochromatosis, my doctor explained that a ferritin level of 380 ng/mL was too ...

"Since the incident, I can no longer open up to people about my feelings. I tend to lash out, which only causes more issues with family and friends. "I now have very little trust in people who I meet.

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An in depth look at New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' custom painted cleats, why he is supporting the USO, and how his grandfathers' inspiration influenced his life.

On days when the airer was switched on for up to six hours, my bills remained low, making it a far more cost-effective method than using a tumble dryer, which caused my electricty to spike above ...

Sometimes, they can go into a plane’s engine and cause the engine to shut down. Bird strikes most often happen when a plan is taking off or landing, because birds normally fly at these lower ...

Blood samples were sent for toxicology analysis during the post-mortem process to determine the cause of death. The Selangor Police Contingent told reporters that the victims, including the deceased, ...

Russian forces suffered 38,000 casualties in Kyiv's incursion into the Kursk region, according to Ukraine's commander-in-chief. Oleksandr Syrskyi said on Wednesday that Russian forces had also ...

Highways officials say 'significant damage' has been caused to the A500 following a fuel spillage. The incident on New Year's Eve has resulted in a Porthill slip-road being shut off while the dual ...

An expert has questioned whether a bird strike was the sole cause of the deadly plane crash in South Korea. Speaking on Australia’s “Today” show, aviation expert Professor Ron Bartsch said ...