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A federal administrative judge has ruled that POM Wonderful used deceptive advertising with its claims that its pomegranate juice could treat or prevent heart disease, prostate cancer and other illnesses.
About 200,000 more children across the country will be considered at risk of lead poisoning under new guidelines released by the CDC.
Education may not only improve a person's finances, it is also linked to better health habits and a longer life.
The maker of the beef product dubbed "pink slime" by critics says it's laying off 86 employees from its South Dakota corporate office, and company officials are blaming what it calls a "campaign of misinformation."
Bob Sessions has never had a drop of alcohol in his life. Yet at age 86, the teetotaler is eager to see if a natural compound found in red wine can combat disease.
Heather and Reg joined thousands of others raising money for cancer research at the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa.
The Time magazine cover photo of a mom breast-feeding her 3-year-old son has been generating a lot of debate. But health experts say the real issue is that too few babies that could benefit from a mother's breast milk are getting it.
Dr. Ilka Nazario has been on three medical missions to Haiti. She says the work there is both challenging and rewarding.
There's a new non-invasive procedure offering hope to people who suffer with the pain and discomfort of dry eye.
Aimee Copeland, the 24-year-old graduate student who is fighting for her life against the flesh-eating disease necrotizing fasciitis is very responsive and coherent, according to a blog posted on a University of West Georgia Psychology department student website.
A breast cancer survivor offers this life saving lesson: be your own health advocate.
According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer in men is much less common than it is in women. But new research reported in the Health Day News suggests it may be more deadly.
Women with dense breasts or other risk factors for breast cancer could benefit from additional screening methods beyond mammograms.
A new study shows exercise may lower fatigue and depression in women being treated for breast cancer.
Parents and doctors from All Children's Hospital and USF immunology applaud a new state-wide screening program for babies.
It's one of the leading causes of death for cats, but there is no cure and no known cause: kidney disease.
The rate increase would mean 32 million more obese people within two decades, a health economist says.
There's been a nationwide shortage in life-saving cancer drugs for children. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) tells CBS News that 14 drugs are in short supply.
Believe it or not, melanoma is not just a skin disease. The most threatening form of skin cancer can be found in rare places, too. About 5 percent of those diagnosed will have ocular melanoma.
I was 29 years old when I first heard the word melanoma, or at least really understood what it meant.
There's a new study out on consumer-directed health plans, the hottest trend in job-based health insurance.
One person dies every hour from melanoma. It's a scary statistic and one that can be preventable.
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has signed off on a bill that will prevent abortion providers like Planned Parenthood from receiving public funds in most cases, her office said.
Children whose parents split up when they were preschoolers have increased behavior problems, according to new research that suggests the timing of such breakups has long-term effects.
Gov. Jan Brewer on Friday signed into law a bill to cut off Planned Parenthood's access to taxpayer money funneled through the state for non-abortion services.
Having kids may not make us miserable after all.
Police want your help finding four men who teamed up to beat a young U.S. Army soldier in a South Tampa street.
It's something every parents dreads: the thought of their teenager having sex. But if you think your teen is having sex, would you rather they do it at home?
The prom is supposed to be a night to remember for high school students and Miami Beach Senior High School students will certainly remember theirs this year. That is because prom was held at the Miami Beach Convention Center, the same venue that was simultaneously holding the Exxxotica Expo, a pornography convention.
A tornado blew the roof off a St. Petersburg motel Saturday night.
Police say a teacher's aide is facing charges after she allegedly had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old disabled student.
A local doctor says an adrenaline rush is probably why Will Rhymes was able to stay in the game and take first base before he collapsed and was carted off.
It seems Broncos QB Tim Tebow and singer Katy Perry are not a match made in heaven. At least not yet.
A mysterious creature was caught by underwater cameras recently during deep-sea drilling near the United Kingdom.
A South Carolina woman who gave birth to twins days ago is the latest victim of "flesh-eating bacteria."
Friends of a Bay area woman murdered twelve years ago reacted to the guilty verdict handed down Saturday for the man accused of killing her - her husband, Robert Temple.
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