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Schwarzenegger says universal health care coverage will drive down costs.

A new study finds that migraines may trigger other health problems for women.

New study shows Herceptin improves a woman's chances of surviving breast cancer.

In wake of the FTC's fine of diet pill companies, a closer look at supplements.

Finding out what is fact and fiction in common cold myths.

Gov. of Rhode Island is urging residents not to panic over meningitis outbreak.

Pets bring fun for kids, but they can also bring harmful bacteria.

A spoonful of bacteria may soothe crying in colicky babies.

Pet rodents such as hamsters, mice and rats may be a source of salmonella.

A new study finds that genes may predict who survives lung cancer.

More black women die from pregnancy-related complications than white women.

New data show nearly 30 percent of high school teens admit to binge drinking.

How to go from a hangover to feeling healthy to start 2007.

Some simple tips can help prevent injury during your New Year's celebration.

Research shows that the obesity epidemic is affecting preschoolers.

The cold truth about hot flashes: why natural remedies are not natural cures.

Despite lack of science, the FDA is expected to okay food from cloned animals.

New study says that parents with more children increase their risk of death.

Psychological treatments help reduce depression and back pain.

A gene variant common in long-lived people- also helps to protect memory.

A recent survey states few people clean out their medicine cabinets regularly.

Acid reflux drugs may increase the risk of hip fractures.

Experts share some tips for keeping the holiday blues away.

Building back and shoulder strength with World Rowing champion Josh Crosby.

Experts provide tips for seasonal sufferers of allergies and asthma.

Researchers identify what they hope is an early sign of Alzheimer's disease.

One of the nation's leading cardiologists on the new biomarker blood test.

Egg nog is the most calorie laden beverage you'll drink all year.

Advice for getting through the holidays without losing too much sleep.

Federal health officials propose sterner warning labels for acetaminophen.

Study shows herbal remedy, black cohosh, does not work to treat hot flashes.

Medical alert: acetaminophen may be more dangerous than we thought.

Speed of exposure to cold affects your response and ability to revive.

Recent studies show low blood alcohol levels may help traumatic brain injuries.

The cancer that recently affected the first lady is very common.

The stability ball strengthens core muscles and improves postural alignment.

New study gauges the intensity of memories New Yorkers carry from 9/11.

The U.S. breast cancer rate dropped 7 percent - perhaps the largest drop ever.

Americans spend up to five months a year being entertained by media.