After the singer revealed she regrets about 80% of her tattoos, "GMA" explores what options are available for those looking to remove unwanted ink.

KJ Muldoon, who spent nearly the first year of his life being treated at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, is finally home after a gene-editing therapy gave him a second chance at life.

Justin and Hailey Bieber welcomed their first child together in August 2024. The baby was named Jack Blues Bieber in keeping ...

Doctors noticed the baby wasn't gaining weight and other issues and decided on an emergency cesarean section, Maldonado Gray revealed on a GoFundMe page. Missing that crucial barrier between his body ...

Further research will help. The current news about a baby, KJ Muldoon, who was cured of a dangerous genetic disease using a gene editing treatment provides an inspirational example of what can be done ...

I was terrified. I was terrified the whole pregnancy." Fortunately, Burnett was able to give birth to a healthy baby girl named Scarlett in September of 2022. "...I'm holding this miracle that's in my ...

But as long as their baby had a heartbeat, Cat and Mike refused to give up hope. Against the odds, Cat spent 16 weeks on strict bed rest, surrounded by support from friends and family. Maximus was ...

In the caption of their joint post, they wrote, “In the quiet of our duas, Allah heard us… and in His perfect timing, He blessed us with a miracle (baby emoji). A tiny soul, made of half of ...

These "butt polish" results 😱 — spectacular, gimme 14 of 'em right now. Idc what's in it, don't tell me. Probably witchcraft.

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While some in the media attempted to portray the bomber of the Palm Springs fertility clinic as a right-wing anti-abortion zealot, the person taking credit for the bombing, Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, of ...

"As a kid, I learned from adults (baby boomers) that tattoos were a one-way ticket to a life of strife and joblessness," she said. "But, in my lifetime, they've become more and more accepted ...