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Health News: CBSNews.com - Dec 3, 2008
Speed. That's the top reason nearly 600 adults and teens cited for frequently eating fast food in a new study. Nutrition and fun ranked last.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Dec 2, 2008
Even if you never touch a salt shaker and steer clear of potato chips and french fries, you are probably eating more salt than you think and much more than is good for you, an investigation from Consumer Reports shows.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Dec 1, 2008
Doctors should routinely offer all their patients over age 13 a blood test to screen for the HIV virus that causes AIDS, the American College of Physicians urges in new guidelines.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 26, 2008
When an aging parent needs caregiving, the children often need to take responsibility. But what happens when only one of many siblings steps up to the plate?
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 25, 2008
It is common for physicians to prescribe drugs for conditions they aren't specifically approved for but in many cases there is not enough evidence to justify the practice, a new report concludes.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 25, 2008
A new study shows that babies born four months before the peak of winter virus season are more likely to develop childhood asthma than babies born at any other time of year.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 24, 2008
Now that your new baby is here, you have a lot to think about: when to feed her, what to do if she cries - and how to get rid of those extra pounds you packed on during your pregnancy.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 21, 2008
Tips for parents whose son or daughter is getting divorced.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 21, 2008
Water aerobics may help reduce the pain of childbirth. A new study shows that women who take classes during pregnancy are significantly less likely to ask for pain medication during delivery.
Health News: CBSNews.com - Nov 20, 2008
The largest and longest study ever to examine the use of ginkgo biloba for the prevention of Alzheimer?s and other dementias showed no evidence of effectiveness.