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Ouch: Lower Tylenol's Max Dose, FDA Panel Says
Jul 1, 2009 | 1 comment
Government experts called for sweeping safety restrictions Tuesday on the most widely used painkillers, including reducing the maximum dose of Tylenol and eliminating prescription drugs such as Vicodin...
FDA Confirms: E. Coli in Nestle Toll House Cookies
Jun 29, 2009
The Food and Drug Administration says a sample of raw cookie dough collected at a Nestle USA manufacturing plant last week has tested positive for E. coli.
One-Shot Solution
Jun 19, 2009
More and more people are staying active later in life. Whether you're a weekend warrior or just trying to stay healthy as you age, you're also at greater risk for injury. Now there's a one-shot solution...
Zero Gravity Machine Helps Stroke Patients Walk
Jun 18, 2009
Suffering from a stroke can be devastating, leaving victiims unable to do simple things like standing up, sitting down, even walking. But now new technology is helping to give stroke patients their life...
Swine Flu Officially a World Pandemic
Jun 17, 2009
The World Health Organization has raised the pandemic threat level to six, but the C.D.C. says the declaration will have little effect in the U.S.
FDA Warns Zicam May Cause Loss of Smell
Jun 16, 2009 | 14 comments
Consumers should stop using Zicam Cold Remedy nasal gel and related products because they can permanently damage the sense of smell, federal health regulators said Tuesday.
Net Over Heart May Prevent Heart Failure
Jun 16, 2009
Doctors say heart failure can be caused by more than just heart disease and it's reaching epidemic proportions. There's no cure. But now, one local hospital is experimenting with a new device that they...
Kids Need Rest From School After Concussions
Jun 16, 2009
New research is showing that concussions can be more dangerous for children than doctors originally thought. Medical experts now say even doing simple things like reading or playing video games can affect...
New Surgery Helps Teen Walk Again
May 19, 2009 | 23 comments
The first time a mother sees her child walk, that child is usually about 1 year old. But now new technology is allowing one mother to see her teenage daughter take her first step after a near-fatal car...
New Surgery Helps Teen Walk After Crash
May 19, 2009 | 1 comment
The first time a mother sees her child walk, that child is usually about 1 year old. But now new technology is allowing one mother to see her teenage daughter take her first step after a near-fatal car...
Diseases Your Dentist Can Identify
May 18, 2009
Your mouth is actually like a window to the rest of your body. Very often when there's something going wrong with your health, it somehow shows up in your mouth. Often, your dentist can identify some common...
Brain Injury Patient Finds Life After Crash
May 12, 2009
It's been nearly two months since actress Natasha Richardson died from a severe brain injury. But for the more than a million Americans who live with these injuries, there is still hope.
Swine Flu Fears Subside, But Second Wave Looms
May 14, 2009 | 6 comments
Influenza experts worry that the spring outbreak of swine flu in North America could be followed by a second wave of more severe infections and illnesses next fall and winter.
Swine Flu Vaccine
May 7, 2009
The US may add swine flu shots to seasonal inoculation as health officials fear the new H1N1 virus could wreak havoc during regular flu season.
Photos: Swine Flu Outbreak Worldwide
Jun 3, 2009 | 7 comments
Swine flu cases are erupting worldwide. The WHO raised the alert level to a phase 5, one level short of declaring a full pandemic.
CDC: "Encouraging Signs" as U.S. Swine Flu Cases Near 300
May 7, 2009 | 13 comments
U.S. officials said Monday that it's too early to say the swine-flu threat is receding, even though there are some signs the outbreak may not be as serious as originally feared.
Protecting Yourself From Swine Flu
May 7, 2009 | 2 comments
Tips to avoid swine flu, and how to know whether your illness should send you to the hospital.
Swine Flu Will Not Kill Us After All
May 7, 2009 | 3 comments
Mystery illness fails to deliver on havoc-wreaking potential.
Swine Flu Goes Person-to-Pig; Could It Jump Back?
May 7, 2009
Now that the swine flu virus has passed from a farmworker to pigs, could it jump back to people? The question is important, because crossing species again could make it more deadly.
First Swine Flu Death of U.S. Resident Confirmed
May 7, 2009 | 10 comments
Texas state health officials confirmed the first death of a U.S. resident from the virus.
New CT Scan Gives More Precise Image of the Heart
May 7, 2009 | 1 comment
Millions of Americans suffer from heart disease every year, and if you don't treat it early, it can be deadly. Now there's new test that can detect heart blockages early on, but some say there are con...
Sunscreen Label Might Not Tell The Whole Truth
May 7, 2009
Buying sunscreen doesn't seem like it's that complicated. The higher the number, the better the protection, right? But doctors say, those numbers on the bottle might not be giving you the whole story when...
Survivor to Surgeon
May 1, 2009 | 17 comments
Meet a Virginia man who nearly lost his life 15 years ago. That experience became a defining moment for him. Now, he's helping others in need.
Sports Program Teaches Autistic Kids Confidence
Apr 30, 2009 | 6 comments
Many autistic kids feel socially isolated. They don't get the "typical experience," playing team sports, learning about comraderie and getting into shape. But one Maryland program is helping these kids...
Chiropractors For Kids?
Apr 3, 2009 | 1 comment
News4 Your Health reports on chiropractors for kids. Some say these treatments can help with more than just a back ache. But just how safe are adjustments for children?
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