We live in a culture where "bigger is better" -- and that includes the way we eat. We take a journey into the past to find out just how much our eating habits have changed
A new claim by Kellogg's on some of its cereal boxes says, "Helping to support your family's immunity." CBS 2's Kelly Wallace reports it has some analysts and lawmakers crying foul.
Patrick Swayze's widow opens up about her loss in a new book.
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Twitching to feel better. It's a device that triggers powerful muscle spasms. Robert Padulo says it's all involuntary and doesn't hurt. He says it's actually a tremendous pain reliever.
During the Middle Ages, flaxseed was used in breads. But through the years, people stopped using it because it spoils quickly. Today, the stalk is used to make linens. And now, as you may have noticed, the seed is making a comeback on store shelves.
Saints fever may be more than an excuse to celebrate: it may also be having an effect on our mental health.
Two deaths and 26 other illnesses may be linked to fresh ground beef that has been recalled because it might be contaminated with E. coli bacteria, a federal health official said Monday.
Sen. Roland Burris spoke out on health care reform Monday. It's just about the only big issue where he's a big player on Capitol Hill. CBS 2's Mike Flannery reports that's because President Obama needs every Democratic vote in the Senate.
If you drink diet soda, there's a new study out that may be cause for concern. As CBS 2's Cindy Hsu reports, doctors found if you drink two or more a day, your kidneys may be at risk.
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Dr. Marie Savard goes through some pros and cons of the procedure.
How one woman bounced back from a multiple sclerosis diagnosis to help others.
Stephanie Stahl talks about cereal boxes claiming to build immunities and eating a high diet of processed foods and its link to depression.
See what is in store for the popular cosmetic procedure in the near future
Update on status of H1N1 vaccine
A Japanese company claims if you wear blue sunglasses you can shed those unwanted pounds.
UTHSC Registered dietician talks about what should be on your plate.
Tainted ground beef has killed at least one and sickened more than two dozen.
Hundreds of people turned out in Monrovia and Quartz Hill Sunday, where public health care providers were vaccinating children and pregnant women against the swine flu. Glen Walker reports.
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Dr. Rosenfeld on recognizing the signs of a heart attack
Doctors embrace ancient form of exercise to treat ailments from ADHD to cancer.
Parents, students ask why no one stopped alleged gang rape at school dance.
The Red Cross High School Club students will attended orientation and received Health and Safety training to use in their schools, home and community.
Dr. Marc Siegel recaps week in health news
Judge accused of kickbacks sent more than 5,000 kids to detention centers.
Despite scarcity, president promises every American will be able to get shot.
FDA cracks down on companies marketing unapproved products for swine flu.
Congressional democrats unveiled a new health care proposal that calls for the creation of a government-run insurance option. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the legislation will cover 96% of Americans and lower costs for all Americans. A vote may come next week. Republican Congressman Todd Akin talks about the new plan.
Dr. Cynara Coomer looks at some of the stories that made headlines for the week of Oct. 25 on FoxNewsHealth.com
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With kids and candy and lots of social contact, parents need to be particularly vigiliant to stop the spread of the flu virus and other health problems.