• Child car seats that don't fit your car
• Absorbable screws used in foot surgery
• Critics question stent procedure for Pres. Bush
• Peak season for West Nile Virus upon us
• Robot walker offers new hope to stroke patients
• Local charity to be seen on "Secret Millionaire"
• Doctors treatment of back pain not effective
• Salad pegged in Iowa, Neb. cyclospora outbreak
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• Fewer diapers a health problem for mom & baby
• FDA warns of steroids in vitamin B supplement
• FDA proposes rules for safer imported foods
• New study: Tall women at higher risk for cancer
• Salon project aims at boosting HPV vaccinations
• Sex after heart atttack: what's right for women
• Patch Adams here to explore free clinic
• CDC: More than 275 have unidentified stomach bug
• Govt. cracks down on illegal diabetes remedies
• FDA closer to restrictions on menthol cigarettes
• 'Alarming' rise in children injured by falling TVs
• Is the SPF in cosmetics enough protection?
• NYC mayor's latest health push: Take the stairs
• Health Dept.: worst heat dangers still ahead
• FDA clears brain scan to diagnose ADHD in children
• Visiting Nurses on watch for heat illnesses
• Keeping cool, spotting heat trouble
• Seniors stay cool during extreme heat
• FDA sets new limits on arsenic in apple juice
• Robots playing increasingly important roles in health care
• Calendar campaign empowers young women battling cancer
• Red Cross facing blood donation shortage
• Fitness center issued raw food challenge
• Tips for keeping cool in high heat and humidity
• Volunteers sought in fight against Parkinson's disease
• Wet June means mosquitoes, West Nile worries
• Doctor discusses Darren Daulton's diagnosis
• Light machine finds cavities under fillings
• The skinny on fitness video games
• In battle against stuttering, teens finds a talent
• American Medical Association declares obesity a disease [POLL]
• Taco Bell to test 'Power Protein' menu
• Sibling bullying not any less harmful
• AAA: Voice-operated dashboard tech still risky
• Study shows few people properly wash hands
• Children's Hospital of Philadelphia named best pediatric hospital
• Kids need schedules, even in summer
• Feds back no age limit morning-after pills
• Feds now back morning-after pills for all girls
• Younger generation gets into yoga
• Pa. dentist cited for unsanitary tools
• Sunscreen really stops skin aging
• Study: Cancer drug shortage hits 83% of doctors
• Be a space pioneer: study volunteers needed
• Avastin fails studies in new brain tumor patients
• Inspiring story in honor of Cancer Survivors Day
• Staying safe in the heat
• Doctors study microscopic worms for Crohn's
• Paralyzed South Jersey mom vies for national prize
• Mother's campaign against dating violence
• French man dies of SARS-related respiratory virus
• Mom's obesity surgery may help break cycle in kids
• Healthcheck: Dealing with poison ivy
• Best sunscreens and how to use them best
• Consumer Reports: Best Sunscreens
• Baby saved by 3-D printed implant
• Book claims high cholesterol doesn't cause heart disease
• Helping kids understand the Moore tornado
• Consumer group flags high SPF ratings on sunscreen
• Link between ADHD in kids, obesity later
• Army wife loses 100 lb. during husband's deployment
• American Cancer Society celebrates 100 years
• Newest ways to fight cellulite
• FDA approves drug for ulcerative colitis
• Allergic to hip implant, woman suffers migraines, pain
• Details of Jolie's breast treatment revealed
• Understanding Angelina Jolie's decision
• SARS-like virus shows dangerous spread
• US government files morning-after pill appeal
• Health reform could make cancer drugs costlier
• Boy celebrates 1st birthday after liver transplant
• New treatment for peanut allergies
• Doctors to rock again to fight diabetes
• Gene test may help guide prostate cancer treatment
• High hospital bills go public, but will it help?
• Don't get the long eyelash blues
• Local doctors, patients hail Governor's surgery
• Germy battle over baby pacifiers
• New tool to find skin cancer
• Rise in concierge care draws scrutiny
• Viagra to be sold to patients online
• Special lunches teach environmental lessons
• FDA Asks: Is anti-bacterial soap safe?
• Free screenings at Phila. Kidney Action Day
• Treating adult congenital heart disease
• Woman disfigured in lye attack reveals new face
• New mobile apps for your health
• Erol Veznedaroglu, MD, FACS, FAANS, FAHA, Director, Capital Institute for Neurosciences, Chairman, Department of Neurosurgery Capital Health
• Emil L. Matarese, MD, Stroke Director, Aria Health
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• New concerns over eggs and heart disease