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Car Heat Safety Seat
A man invents a special alarm system to keep parents from forgetting their kids in the hot car.
A man invents a special alarm system to keep parents from forgetting their kids in the hot car.
Teen Plastic Surgery
Some teenage girls get features modified through surgery to help them concentrate on more important things than their looks.
Some teenage girls get features modified through surgery to help them concentrate on more important things than their looks.
Depression and ED Can Be Signs of a Bigger Health Issue
A new study finds erectile dysfunction isn't just a bedroom issue-- but possibly a real health concern as well.
A new study finds erectile dysfunction isn't just a bedroom issue-- but possibly a real health concern as well.
Doctor Uses Laser Energy to Save Unborn Twins
A doctor uses laser energy to save a women's unborn twins, who were dying from a unique problem.
A doctor uses laser energy to save a women's unborn twins, who were dying from a unique problem.
Suicide Disease
Can you imagine a condition where the pain is so intense it's actually called the "suicide disease"? Described as electric shocks in the face, patients living with trigeminal neuralgia, live in excruciating pain each day. But now relief is in sight.
Can you imagine a condition where the pain is so intense it's actually called the "suicide disease"? Described as electric shocks in the face, patients living with trigeminal neuralgia, live in excruciating pain each day. But now relief is in sight.
Sunscreen Report
A new report from the Environmental Working Group finds a majority of sunscreens on the market may not protect you from the sun's harmful rays, and some could actually be harmful.
A new report from the Environmental Working Group finds a majority of sunscreens on the market may not protect you from the sun's harmful rays, and some could actually be harmful.
Dr. Nancy Talks About How to Beat the Heat
Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) discusses the ways people can stay cool during this heat wave.
Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) discusses the ways people can stay cool during this heat wave.
Good Father Memories Can Reduce Stress
Men who have good memories of their fathers are more emotionally stable when handling daily stress.
Men who have good memories of their fathers are more emotionally stable when handling daily stress.
Green Employee Health
A group of employees say they feel more productive and take fewer sick days after moving their offices into an eco-friendly building.
A group of employees say they feel more productive and take fewer sick days after moving their offices into an eco-friendly building.
Separate Twin Delivery
Yvonne Nava meets a woman who gave birth to premature twins more than a week apart.
Yvonne Nava meets a woman who gave birth to premature twins more than a week apart.
Gut Bacteria Could Be Preventing You From Losing Weight
If you want to lose weight, eat less. But researchers say the bacteria in your gut may play a huge role in the size of your waistline.
If you want to lose weight, eat less. But researchers say the bacteria in your gut may play a huge role in the size of your waistline.
25% of Americans Don't Cover Their Cough
So what if it's not cold and flu season? Germs still lurk and a new study finds 25% of people don't cover their coughs and sneezes.
So what if it's not cold and flu season? Germs still lurk and a new study finds 25% of people don't cover their coughs and sneezes.
Fat Virus
Researchers at Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge are studying a virus that may be responsible for turning cells into fat.
Researchers at Pennington Biomedical Research Center in Baton Rouge are studying a virus that may be responsible for turning cells into fat.
African American Women More at Risk for AAA Breast Cancer
Women of African ancestry may be at higher risk for Triple Negative breast cancer.
Women of African ancestry may be at higher risk for Triple Negative breast cancer.
Flu Vaccines Are Ready for Production
The FDA has given approval to the strains of flu expected this season. Drug companies are ready to start producing the vaccine.
The FDA has given approval to the strains of flu expected this season. Drug companies are ready to start producing the vaccine.
Back On My Feet
Homeless veteran finds running to be a way to get back on his feet.
Homeless veteran finds running to be a way to get back on his feet.
Food Safety While Camping
A lot of camping happens in the summer; but some tips on how to avoid food bacteria could keep you safe.
A lot of camping happens in the summer; but some tips on how to avoid food bacteria could keep you safe.
Bacteria in Ocean Water Can Cause Death
An older woman went swimming with a cut on her knee. Days later, her leg is amputated, and then after a few more days, she died. Certain bacteria lurks in warm ocean water, and can cause death if exposed to an open wound.
An older woman went swimming with a cut on her knee. Days later, her leg is amputated, and then after a few more days, she died. Certain bacteria lurks in warm ocean water, and can cause death if exposed to an open wound.
Women Who Weigh More Less Likely to Remember Things
The more an older woman weighs, the worse her memory-- especially is she has a "pear" shape.
The more an older woman weighs, the worse her memory-- especially is she has a "pear" shape.
CDC Obesity Report
The number of states with an obesity prevalence of 30% or more has tripled in two years to nine states in 2009.
The number of states with an obesity prevalence of 30% or more has tripled in two years to nine states in 2009.
Young Adult Cholesterol
Young adults with high cholesterol are more likely to develop heart problems.
Young adults with high cholesterol are more likely to develop heart problems.
Calcium Supplements Linked to Heart Attacks
A new study links calcium supplements to an increased risk of heart attack.
A new study links calcium supplements to an increased risk of heart attack.
