Elizabeth Chuck
Elizabeth Chuck is a reporter for NBC News who focuses on health and mental health, particularly issues that affect women and children.
Elizabeth Chuck is a reporter for NBC News who focuses on health and mental health, particularly issues that affect women and children.
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Microsoft's 'Blue Screen of Death' makes a return to computers around the world
Appearing everywhere from Macy’s flagship store to airports in India on Friday, the Blue Screen of Death has instilled panic in computer users for decades.
Trump rally shooter left few clues, baffling classmates and family as authorities search for motive
Trump suspect phone
Nebraska woman arrested after death of 5-year-old who was left alone in car for hours
A woman was arrested this week in the death of her 5-year-old foster son after he was found unresponsive in a hot car in Omaha, Nebraska.
Nebraska woman arrested after death of 5-year-old who was left alone in car for hours
A woman was arrested this week in the death of her 5-year-old foster son after he was found unresponsive in a hot car in Omaha, Nebraska.
Netflix's 'Man With 1000 Kids' puts a spotlight on the lack of international regulations for sperm donors
A Netflix docuseries has put a spotlight on the unregulated world of sperm donation, particularly the lack of stopgap measures that might prevent donors who have been banned by one country from simply going elsewhere to donate more.
That question about child care costs at the debate? The thousands who petitioned for it are still waiting for an answer.
Reshma Saujani, Moms First CEO, urged candidates to outline their plans to make child care more affordable.
New Jersey mother accused of killing her two toddlers
A Lakewood, New Jersey, mother has been charged with killing her two toddlers.
Starbucks debuts fruity energy drink less than two months after Panera discontinues highly caffeinated Charged Lemonade
Starbucks launched a drink at stores nationwide called Iced Energy, which has up to 205 milligrams of caffeine — about the same amount as six cans of Coke.
Death of 12-year-old at North Carolina camp for troubled youth ruled a homicide
The boy, who had been at Trails Carolina for less than 24 hours, died of asphyxiation in the one-person tent where he was required to sleep, an autopsy found.
Former ICU nurse is arrested on suspicion of replacing fentanyl with tap water
A former intensive care unit nurse has been arrested for allegedly swapping patients' pain medication with tap water, police in Medford, Oregon, announced Thursday.
The U.K. may ban sales of energy drinks to kids under 16. Many want the U.S. to do the same.
The United Kingdom’s Labour Party this week released an action plan that it says will create “the healthiest generation of children ever.”
