Humans aren’t the only ones who can get hiccups—kittens, rabbits, and even horses get hiccups, too, but do dogs get hiccups, ...

Local election officials have reported some hiccups. A county in Pennsylvania reported software malfunctions, but expected every vote would count. Cities in Missouri reported flooding and power ...

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As Americans consider which candidates to vote for, and which ballot initiatives to support, experts tell ABC News that election seasons often lead to increased levels of stress, anxiety and ...

WAXHAW, N.C. — Pro-Trump signs outnumber the ones for Harris outside of the Wesley Chapel volunteer fire department, an early voting site in Union County, North Carolina. The lopsided ratio is ...

As we approach the 2024 U.S. presidential election, it's impossible to ignore the psychological toll it is having on employees. With a polarized political landscape and non-stop media coverage ...

Newscasters are human, too. That was the sentiment Tuesday when Stern Show staffer JD Harmeyer presented a compilation of several broadcasters having on-air hiccups. The segment led to co-host Robin ...

There are a lot of real symptoms of anxiety and depression. Some people feel it very physically. They feel nauseous, or their heart is racing, or they’re sweating, or they feel incredibly tired.

A new poll suggests that most Americans are feeling anxiety heading into Election Day. AP correspondent Donna Warder reports. Some groups are even more anxious than they were four years ago, even ...

It is easy for parents to view an artsy, sensitive child as a problem to be solved. Yes, anxiety and school refusal are real, but let’s zoom out a bit. Meghan Leahy is a parenting coach and the ...

She also consults on digital content for physician medical education. Stress and anxiety aren't a direct underlying cause of acid reflux, but they can trigger symptoms. Research has shown that ...

The government has been faulted for blaming hiccups experienced in the roll-out of the new medical scheme to Sh30 billion debt owed to hospitals by the defunct National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF).