Health News
The best products for 'green' spring cleaning
It's the season for spring cleaning -- but what products will you use? Choosing eco-friendly products doesn't have to be a difficult task.
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Coke takes anti-obesity campaign global
Coca-Cola promises to make diet drinks more widely available around the world
Cleveland abduction case raises hopes, fears for parents
About 2,000 children go missing every day in the United States. And the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children says the case reminds the public that they are key to bringing children home safely.
Merck: FDA reviewing its ragweed allergy therapy
FDA is reviewing drugmaker Merck's immune therapy tablet for gradually easing ragweed allergy
Teens help each other pay for cancer treatment
2 Florida teens who are best friends help each other pay for expenses during cancer treatment
Ariz. climber found dead, covered with bee stings
Southern Arizona climber found dead, covered with bee stings while hanging off cliff
Friends mourn 5 Calif. nurses killed in limo fire
Colleagues grieve for 5 nurses killed in Calif. limo fire: 'I thought it would get better'
Doctors: Healthy diet can ward off Alzheimer's
Brain food isn't just about powering through a test or a grueling day at work. Doctors say certain healthy foods can also help ward off Alzheimer's disease.
First lady defends 'Let's Move' exercise campaign
First lady Michelle Obama says exercise push isn't about 'telling people what to do'
Bashful men can buy the little blue pill online
Pfizer sells Viagra on its website in a drug industry first
How area hospitals stack up on price
Different hospitals in different places can charge very different prices for the same procedure.
After soccer ref's death, calls for sportsmanship awareness
Bad behavior at sporting events isn't something new.
Car seat installation key to safe ride
Many kids are in danger because of car seats that are improperly installed or the wrong size. And Prince George's County police want to fix that.
Syrian women giving birth in exile of refugee camp
Syrian women face tough challenges giving birth in a refugee camp
FDA warns pregnant women of migraine drug risk
FDA warns pregnant women that certain migraine drugs can decrease IQ levels in children
As part of National Bike Month, May 8 is Bike To School Day
May is a big month for biking. It's National Bike Month and everyone's invited to play.
Sheryl Crow headlines Down Syndrome charity event
Sheryl Crow to headline charity event for Down Syndrome awareness, research in DC
Feds: Hepatitis B no barrier to health practice
Feds: Health providers with hepatitis B are no threat to patients, covered by disability law
Ginseng, bear bile: NKoreans look to old cures
Ginseng, bear bile: Lacking sure flow of Western drugs, North Korea leans on age-old cures





