US heart experts may be changing their advice on eggs
For decades health experts have urged Americans to limit the number of eggs they are eating amid concerns about dietary cholesterol. But, that advice may be changing.
Mother who lost 4-year-old daughter to flu complications urges parents make flu shots a priority
Amanda Kanowitz was a healthy 4-year-old in February of 2004, when she woke up with a cough. Within two days, the preschooler had succumbed to the virus.
Study points to possible link between elevated air pollution, increased risk of breast cancer
Breast cancer, aside from skin cancer, stands as the most common form of cancer among women.
Georgia woman gives birth despite rare ovarian cancer
Today, at 39, Jaclyn Cardell of Sharpsburg is an ovarian cancer survivor and a mother of two boys. Nolan is 11 and Declan is five.
FDA warns Americans not to use 28 recalled over-the-counter eye products amid contamination concerns
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning Americans not to buy or use dozens of common over-the-counter lubricating eye drops sold by retailers such as CVS Health, Rite Aid, Target Up & Up, and other stores.
After losing 4-month-old son to SIDS, Georgia father urges parents to know, follow safe sleep practices
Marcellus Long, a proud father of five, says the sudden, unexpected loss of his infant son to SIDS devastated his family. Now, he's doing everything in his power to teach parents how to protect their babies.
Dentist shares tips on how to spot, prevent and manage gum disease
About half of Americans age 30 and older have some form of gum disease. Here is how to spot the signs and take control of the problem.
Motion sensors confirm boxing may help ease Parkinson's disease symptoms is some patients
Millions of Americans with Parkinson's Disease have embraced non-contact boxing classes, hoping to slow down the progression of the brain disorder. In Atlanta, a recent experiment using high-tech functional motion sensors showed 8 weeks of boxing may improve gait and balance in some patients.
Pediatricians' group warns parents to steer clear of 'toddler milk'
The nation's largest pediatricians group, the American Academy of Pediatrics, is telling parents to stay away from toddler milk, which is typically marketed for kids ages 1 to 3.



















