Time Magazine Cover Stirs Debate Over Breastfeeding
It's the magazine cover that has people talking everywhere: a mother breastfeeding her almost 4-year-old son.
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It's the magazine cover that has people talking everywhere: a mother breastfeeding her almost 4-year-old son.
As we get ready to welcome in the sunny summer months, doctors are reminding people of the danger for skin cancer.
Officials say a Maryland company distributed an ingredient that triggered a salmonella outbreak that's made almost 60 Buncombe County, N.C. residents sick.
The first drug shown to prevent HIV infection won the endorsement of a panel of federal advisers Thursday, clearing the way for a landmark approval in the 30-year fight against the virus that causes AIDS.
Nearly half of Americans could become obese within the next 20 years. That's the alarming prediction from a new study.
A program that aims to reduce Baltimore's infant mortality rate has received a $1 million grant that will extend it through 2013.
The Kennedy Krieger Institute is marking a milestone anniversary Wednesday. For 75 years it's been serving children with disabilities.
If Americans believed their battle of the bulge was improving; new projections from Duke University researchers paint a dark picture in America's fight against obesity.
It's home to the Happiest Place on Earth, but maybe not for the reason you're thinking of. The city the world knows for Cinderella and Shamu, for fairy castles, Hollywood dreams and African lions now has a new reason for fame; Men's Health magazine has named Orlando the smuttiest city in America.
Fourteen people in at least nine states have been sickened by salmonella after handling tainted dog food from a South Carolina plant that a few years ago produced food contaminated by toxic mold that killed dozens of dogs, federal officials said Friday.
Mariel Hemingway may be best known as an actress, but she's also an author of a few books promoting a healthy mind, body and spirit. She appeared as part of the "Minding Your Mind" speaker series in Ardmore.
Personal listening devices have become a big culprit of hearing loss. In a noisy world, we crank them up to drown out the racket and hear the music. But the trouble is, high volume is little by little, damaging the sensitive cells in our inner ears.
For many women their hair is their crowning glory and suffering unexpected hair loss can be devastating, especially when that hair loss is triggered by a common prescription medication.
Turning 40 is one of those milestone birthdays. It's also when many of us start to notice the first signs of aging, particularly when it comes to our vision.
"I like to say the more bitter (the chocolate), the better for our bodies," said nutritionist Sally Eisenberg.
