• Drugstore chain to require ID for nail polish remover
• Study: Siblings who fight have lower divorce risk
• Study: Hot cocoa could be new brain food
• Doctors study babies' brains for cognitive disabilities link
• FDA wants warnings on bottles of Acetaminophen
• Experts: Health risks higher from packaged greens
• Morning-after pill now available on store shelves
• UC Davis studies side effects of spaying and neutering
• Hospital treating 1st baby to survive Potter's Syndrome
• Omega Procedure offers hope for migraine sufferers
• Tall woman at higher risk of developing cancer
• FDA Approves Teva Plan B for sale on store shelves
• Study: Bay Area residents average longer lifetimes
• Microwave energy offers new treatment option for cancer patients
• FDA cracks down on illegal diabetes remedies
• Judge: Some baby foods don't require lead warnings
• Device offers comfort for sinus patients
• Doctors use electricity to boost cancer treatment
• Smokers still face cell damage even if tests are normal
• New robotics could help stroke victims walk again
• Pistachios recalled after being contaminated with salmonella
• Simple stroke test could save lives
• Cameras could boost IVF success
• 'Gummy bear' implants reshape breast reconstruction
• Vitamin IV drip trend raising safety concerns
• Lack of sleep contributes to excessive worrying
• Survey: Americans worked less, watched more TV
• Study: 70 percent of Americans taking prescription drugs
• Special device helps deaf 3-year-old boy hear for first time
• Records: Patients often undergo unneeded surgeries
• Naked mole rat could hold cure to cancer
• Stanford researchers use 3D printing to model organs
• AMA now recognizes obesity as a disease
• Study: Moderate drinking OK for pregnant moms
• Study: Being bullied by siblings as bad as by peers
• New genetic tests offer more precise diagnosis
• Revolutionary breakthrough in cataract surgery
• Study: Cognitive health linked to childhood IQ
• Hepatitis A case confirmed in Santa Cruz County
• Komen ending San Francisco 3-day cancer walk
• Studies find link between chocolate and acne
• Study: Vegetarians live longer than meat eaters
• Whooping cough warning for Marin County parents
• Modern plastic surgery techniques have historical basis
• Bay Area cities rank high on list of "fittest" U.S. cities
• Silicon Valley home to highest TB rates in US
• Study confirms ancient tobacco use on the Pacific Coast
• Wand used to heat wrinkles away
• Study: Device credited with treating attention deficit disorders
• Study: 20 percent of handbags dirtier than toilet
• New treatment targets common cause of back pain
• Online test predicts chances of success with IVF
• Women who chose preventative mastectomies finding more options
• Woman hopes sharing mastectomy experience will help others
• Laser treatment zaps cellulite
• Study: Teens consume same calories at Subway, Mcdonald's
• Sleep problems linked to men's cancer risk
• FDA wants cancer warnings for tanning beds
• Parents sucking on pacifier may cut baby's allergy risk
• New lenses used to treat dyslexia
• UC Berkeley researchers find metals in lipsticks and lip glosses
• Leukemia survivor meets life-saving donor in SF
• Bay Area company developing real life tricorder
• More Americans skipping health care due to cost
• Bay Area holds prescription drug take back events
• Pen-like device zaps away pain
• New drug strategy tested to fight melanoma
• Colin Mcfadden recovering after bone marrow surgery
• Bay Area breakthrough could help with treating malaria
• Experts predict worse than average allergy season
• Researchers hope to test cancer fighting pot compound
• Consumer Reports takes closer look at Vitamin D
• Dramatic rise in number of children diagnosed with ADHD
• Doctors use deep brain stimulators to fight Parkinson's disease
• Novato surgeon uses new treatment for varicose veins
• Bone marrow donor travels to SF to help adopted brother
• Study: 1 in 10 U.S. deaths linked to high salt
• Institute teaches stem cell researchers how to give elevator pitch
• New leukemia treatment shows promising results
• Norovirus most common stomach flu for children
• New study finds one in 50 school kids has autism
• Bay Area doctors use Cellvizio medical microscope to fight cancer
• UCSF study has new guidelines for women and mammograms
• Breast feeding does not reduce childhood obesity
• More couples having kids before marriage
• Powerful laser provides new options for vision patients
• Children's Hospital Oakland part of long-awaited drug trial
• Pet frogs linked to salmonella outbreak
• Study suggests aspirin may reduce risk of melanoma
• Studies tie stress from storms, war to heart risks
• Genome database could be valuable tool to scientists
• Mississippi baby with HIV 'functionally cured'
• Baby with AIDS virus appears to have been cured
• Are $1 pregnancy tests reliable?
• Study: Women are heavier due to less housework
• Researchers develop way to read minds of mice
• Officials want autism treatment law enforced
• New study reveals lack of sleep alters genes
• San Francisco doctor tackles widespread garbage problem
• BroadBand Light device may help keep skin looking young