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New cream disables herpes virus: study
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U.S. obesity epidemic shows perils to health reform
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China warns of "grim" fight against deadly bird flu
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Critics attack new US guidelines on chemical-contaminated water
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Heart risk cited in newer antipsychotic drugs
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Coke sued for fraudulent claims on obesity-promoting 'VitaminWater'
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Women in developing countries 300 times more likely to die in childbirth
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USDA unable to weed out unapproved modified foods
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Cumulative lead exposure may affect brain
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New study: autism linked to environment
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China issues bird flu alert after woman dies
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Alzheimer's drugs double death risk in elderly
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Computer puzzle may ease post-traumatic stress
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Angola widens border closure with DRC over Ebola
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FDA scientists complain to Obama of 'corruption'
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Salmonella outbreak sickens 388 across U.S.: CDC
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Older women have less access to donor kidneys
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Teen birth rate highest in Mississippi
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Researcher finds most will inflict pain on others if prodded
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More peanut products recalled as probe continues
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Esophageal cancer linked to osteoporosis drugs
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Study: Family behavior key to health of gay youth
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Too sick to work? Need health care? Take a number
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Police use excessive force, ER docs say
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Vitamin supplements don't fight cancer, studies show
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Racial gap in colon cancer deaths is widening
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Urban areas struggle to find grocers, fresh food
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New study firmly ties hormone use to breast cancer
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FDA Adds Suicide Warning to Epilepsy Drugs
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Scientists alarmed over FDA urging fish consumption, despite mercury contamination
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Vermont called healthiest state, Louisiana last
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Now anthrax takes toll on the starving in Zimbabwe
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US 'not getting what we pay for'
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FDA draws fire over chemicals in baby formula
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Govt. pays for risky unapproved drugs
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Study: Many kids in Katrina trailer park anemic
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Many doctors plan to quit or cut back: survey
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Stress warps brains and behavior, researchers say
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US political right stymie sensitive medical research
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Use of anti-psychotics in children is criticized