Health News
Bruising can be a sign of serious medical problems. Here's what to look for
Dr. Drew, One Minute Clinic
Exercise lessens the risk for getting dementia
Dr. Drew, One Minute Clinic
FDA rejects 2 HIV drugs from Gilead Sciences
FDA cites quality control issues in rejection of 2 Gilead Sciences HIV pills
Therapy dogs help Mont. students with test stress
Therapy dogs help Montana State students with stress of studying for final exams
Ohio girl, 8, gets kidney donation from teacher
8-year-old Ohio girl gets kidney donation from former kindergarten teacher; both recovering
Fitness success: Seven ways to upgrade your workouts for better results
This time of year is when most people are thinking about fitness. But one of the biggest killers to motivation is not seeing immediate results. However, there are several things you can do to help maintain momentum towards your fitness or weight-loss results.
Sugar fix: Americans turn to artificial sweeteners
Americans have a collective sweet tooth, and many turn to artificial sweeteners for their daily fix.
4-yr-old whose father has bird flu also infected
China: 4-yr-old whose father has bird flu also infected, no evidence humans pass on the virus
Caffeinated snack foods the new energy craze
While the industry of caffeinated food products is still small compared with energy drinks, The Wall Street Journal reports sales in the U.S. have increased nearly 50 percent to $1.6 billion since 2008.
NY state lawmakers propose raising cigarette age
Following NYC, state lawmakers propose raising age for cigarette purchases from 18 to 21
Mini-stroke could limit Algeria president ambition
Mini-stroke could mean wide open presidential elections for Algeria next year
Norman calls golf's drug testing 'disgraceful'
Greg Norman says golf needs blood testing to fight doping, calls current rules 'disgraceful'
Newfound hormone holds hope for diabetes treatment
Hormone spurs creation of insulin-making cells, raising hopes for potential against diabetes
More bombing victims leave Boston hospitals
Boston hospitals say number of patients injured in marathon bombing continues to drop
Breyer has shoulder surgery after bike accident
Justice Stephen Breyer has shoulder replacement surgery after falling off his bicycle
Report: Algeria's president has mini-stroke
Report: Algeria's president hospitalized after mini-stroke
Shock Trauma honors organ donor, medical teams
The University of Maryland Medical Center's trauma center is celebrating a gift that transformed the lives of six people and made possible the most extensive full-face transplant yet.
Police accept unused prescription drugs
Police in Maryland, D.C. and Virginia all organized drug drop off sites Saturday to encourage residents to properly dispose of unneeded medication and to keep drugs out of the hands of would-be abusers.
SC woman pleads guilty, mentally ill in 4 slayings
SC woman pleads guilty but mentally ill to killing 4 family members, tried to pin on dead son





