• Carson man infected with West Nile Virus dies; 1st confirmed WNV death of year in LA County
• Public health agencies prepare for West Nile Virus infection season
• First 2013 West Nile Virus infection cases reported in Los Angeles County
• FDA sets new limit on arsenic in apple juice
• Back pain: Experimental treatment uses stem cells to regenerate discs
• DNA from 3 people to create embryos in United Kingdom?
• New epilepsy treatment: Using lasers to stop seizures
• Third-hand smoke causes significant DNA damage - new study
• Obesity officially classified as a disease: American Medical Association
• Hepatitis A outbreak sickens 87 people in 8 states
• UnitedHealthcare sued over HIV mail-order prescription service
• Morning-after pill for all girls; federal government drops appeal
• Court: Girls can buy morning-after pill for now
• Santa Monica paramedics may soon decide if you need to go to ER
• MERS virus may be 'threat to entire world'
• Vitamin B may protect against Alzheimer's disease
• Valley fever causes concern in Central California
• FDA: Morning-after pill to move over-the-counter
• 'Cinnamon Challenge': Doctors warn against viral stunt
• LA County health officials address meningitis concerns
• Health foundation wants 2 deaths investigated for meningitis
• Triage expert discusses disaster procedures
• LINX magnetic device can control acid reflux
• Morning-after pill: New York judge lifts age limit
• Kalydeco approved for cystic fibrosis patients
• FDA warns antibiotic in Z-Pak capsules can cause heart problems
• Poor sleep may be linked to heart failure
• Baby born with HIV apparently cured, scientists say
• 'The Fast Diet' may make you smarter and happier
• Advanced breast cancer cases increasing among young women - study
• Value of calcium, vitamin D supplements questioned in new study
• Pediatricians issue new guidelines for ear infections
• Breast cancer drug targets tumor cells, spares healthy ones
• Tuberculosis outbreak spreading through LA's homeless population, health officials say
• Child safety: What some grandparents don't know
• Deciphering cold and flu medication labels
• Morning-after pill use up 7 percent from 2002
• Diet study debunks popular weight-loss myths
• Soldier shows off new, functioning implanted arms
• New strain of stomach bug spreading quickly
• 'Extreme eating' report card finds American menus heavy on calories, sodium, sugar
• Energy-drink emergency room visits double since 2007: survey
• Flu or cold? ER patients often misread symptoms
• Flu nasal spray shortage comes as cases spike in US
• Flu cases expected to rise in Southern California over next few weeks
• Flu cases on the rise across US, expected to get worse
• Conn. shooting casts unwanted shadow on Asperger's, autism
• Returning to routine, opening dialogue important for kids after tragedies
• Soy doesn't prevent menopause symptoms - study
• HIV testing could be made easier with new proposed guidelines
• Soda may worsen knee pain - Harvard study
• Alzheimer's study: New gene may increase risk of disease
• Black tea may protect against Type 2 diabetes
• Car health apps to help drivers with diabetes, allergies
• Flamin' Hot Cheetos under fire for nutritional value
• Potential fungal meningitis investigated by LA health department
• Experimental drug shows promise in treating Alzheimer's disease
• Glaucoma linked w/ 3+ cups of coffee per day
• Free birth control leads to fewer abortions: study
• Sex surrogacy goes beyond traditional therapy
• Breast cancer research finds treatment clues
• Mom: Medical pot saved life of son with autism
• Pot use in teens linked to higher risk of testicular cancer
• Organic produce worth the extra cost?
• West Nile virus reports spike 40 percent in 1 week nationwide
• FDA approves new 4-in-1 pill to fight HIV
• Circumcision benefits outweigh risks - pediatricians
• Antibiotics during 1st months linked to obesity
• How to recognize extreme heat effects in children
• Tips for applying sunscreen to children
• Stay hydrated in extreme heat conditions
• Cholesterol levels drop in US children for first time in 20 years, study says
• Familial hypercholesterolemia, abnormal cholesterol disease, often undiagnosed
• Free whooping-cough vaccination clinics offered in Los Angeles before school starts
• Curry may reduce chance of diabetes - study
• Qsymia weight-loss drug approved by FDA
• Food and Drug Administration approves HIV-prevention drug Truvada
• Red Cross appeals for blood as donations wane
• FDA approves first new weight-loss pill in 13 years
• Dessert with breakfast aids weight loss? Study
• Doctors urged to screen for obesity: government panel
• Diabetes risk lowered by eating breakfast - report
• Spray tan active chemical may pose health risks - experts
• Robin Roberts faces new health battle: MDS
• Lack of sleep may increase chance of stroke - study
• New non-invasive test could identify genetic disorders of babies before birth, researchers say
• Children's stored vaccines compromised, expired: federal investigation
• Aspirin can increase internal bleeding risk - study
• Blood test can help diagnose breast cancer
• Disney, Michelle Obama team up to fight childhood obesity
• New breast cancer treatment shows promise
• Peanut butter, poultry, other foods may contain flame retardant chemical
• Experiment lets spine-injured rats walk again
• Office break rooms top bathrooms as germ 'hot spot' - study
• Number of teens with diabetes jumps - study
• Healthy, calorie-controlled diet important during pregnancy - study
• Cooking at home, longevity linked - study
• College graduates live longer, CDC report shows
• Sugar decreases brain power, says new study
• Like bad boys? Hormones may be to blame