• Experts give tips to lessen storm anxiety in kids
• Insomnia drug from Merck raises FDA safety concerns
• Study: Boys with ADHD more likely to become overweight men
• Measles cases surge in UK years after flawed vaccine research
• 'Pollen tsunami' in Chicago, allergist says
• ADHD, obesity: Are they linked?
• Little known, important facts about GERD
• Consumer group questions high SPF ratings on sunscreen
• CDC: 1 in 5 children under 17 has mental health disorder
• Embryo imaging breakthrough increases IVF success
• Babies go through remarkable changes in 1st year of life
• Study: Many public pools contaminated by human waste
• Many women still getting yearly mammograms despite new guidelines
• Ambien to lower doses for women, possibly men
• Dead 40 minutes, Australian Colin Feidler brought back to life with mechanical CPR machine
• Prostate cancer drug that uses radiation approved by FDA
• Doctor: Mastectomy not only choice for women at risk of breast cancer
• New salt study questions how sharply US should cut back on sodium
• Pregnancy bed rest might not prevent premature birth
• A little formula may help new moms breastfeed
• Study: Teens who text take more risks driving
• Are restaurants cutting back on salt?
• Drowsy driving remains elusive highway dilemma
• New sunscreen labels provide protection information
• Venus Freeze surgery-free cosmetic procedure
• Sleepless nights can affect overall health
• Americans spending less on prescription medicines
• Scientists discover cause of port-wine stain birthmarks
• Studies: Pet ownership has health benefits
• Patients rationing prescription drugs
• Report shows common medical procedure costs can vary wildly
• Gastric bypass hypnosis: Can it help weight loss?
• Prostate cancer aggressiveness test now available
• Inside Luol Deng's spinal tap complications
• Migraine drugs for pregnant women could decrease babies' intelligence
• Gray hair cure? Scientists discover reason behind gray hair
• Gray hair cure? Scientists discover reason behind gray hair
• Exoskeleton robots help the paralyzed walk
• Boosting Your Medical Memory
• Men under 55 don't need PSA screening test, experts say
• ACL tears in knee may not require surgery
• Ambien linked to jump in ER visits in new report
• Chicago doctor applauds wider access to Plan B
• Woman disfigured in attack, Carmen Blandin Tarleton, reveals new face
• Overcoming an egg allergy
• Experimental treatment gives girl, 2, windpipe made from stem cells
• Medical brief: Migraines, home births and arm lifts
• 'Med Vault' device aims to prevent prescription drug abuse
• HIV testing: Group recommends it for all people aged 15-65
• Stem cell treatment may help circulation
• Allergy season starting to kick in
• Doctors hopeful new procedure could cure boy of HIV
• Clean Air Act effectively decreasing air pollution: study
• College athlete ends career to donate bone marrow
• Lung Coils for Emphysema
• Injury recovery secrets from Joffrey Ballet
• Some meats pose higher risk of food poisoning
• Non-prescription treatments may help lower blood pressure
• Flood victims may need tetanus vaccination
• First Sumatriptan patch approved as migraine treatment
• Pressuring kids to clean their plates could lead to weight problems
• Nanoscale MRI lets doctors see patients' individual molecules
• Women are still getting annual mammograms
• Feeding fish to kids may prevent allergies
• War injuries improve amputee prosthetics, rehab
• New cancer treatment for severe lymphoma
• Surgery mistakes make hospitals more money
• Allergy season delayed by cool, wet spring
• Derya Sert, Turkish womb transplant recipient, is pregnant
• The Vein Game! Varicose Vein Myths
• Study sheds new light on alcohol, breast cancer
• Study: More health risks for sedentary women
• Study: Exercise, healthy eating may not be compatible
• CDC: Chickenpox vaccination is important
• Innovative stem cell procedure could repair knee damage
• Robots offer a new approach for autisitic kids
• Kidney billboard helps Indiana man find donor
• Family goes extra mile to help veteran who needs kidney
• Lazy genes could be to blame for couch potato behavior
• Breast cancer drug gets breakthrough label
• Surgery helps young burn victim regrow hair
• Laziness genes discovered by researchers
• Lifestyle, prevention play role in healthy skin
• FDA looks at reports of problems with robot surgery
• 13 pct of adults skipping medications
• Treating Rosacea
• Study: Plate size may affect calories consumed by children
• Carnitine in red meat raises heart disease risk
• Walgreen clinics expand care into chronic illness
• Cancer clinics turn away Medicare patients
• Balding men have higher risk of coronary heart disease: Study
• Self-testing for HIV could improve early detection
• Chomper Challenge: The Tooth IQ Test
• Report: Cymbalta may provide chemotherapy relief
• Autism Awareness Day observed around the world
• Melanoma rate climbs among teens
• Kevin Ware not in pain after surgery, doctors say
• Study: Teen melanoma on the rise
• Study: Increasing reports of ADHD among children
• Study: baby formula with prebiotics may prevent eczema