I-Team: Birth Control Device Causing Serious Injuries
The I-Team discovered, while some women enjoy the convenience, others are living a nightmare.
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The I-Team discovered, while some women enjoy the convenience, others are living a nightmare.
Eating a healthier diet does cost more than eating junk - about $1.50 a day according to new research fom Harvard School of Public Health.
It's a cruel fact of life: about 75 percent of all women will develop cellulite, while men rarely get it at all.
A Boston Children's Hospital study shows medical errors are significantly reduced by changing the system of what's known as "patient handoff."
Delivering a baby is a very stressful time, but some couples say they found a way to help them stay calm. It's called "Hypnobirthing."
Doctors are reporting an epidemic — of twins. Nearly half of all babies born with advanced fertility help are multiple births, new federal numbers show.
Angelcare Monitors Inc. is voluntarily recalling 600,000 baby monitors after the death of two infants due to strangulation.
Disturbing information has been released about high school athletes in Massachusetts and head injuries.
In the largest study of its kind, people who ate a daily handful of nuts were 20 percent less likely to die from any cause over a 30-year period than were those who didn't consume nuts.
New technology helped a family find joy after they lived through a tragedy.
A breakthrough has been made in organ transplants that uses the cells in the patient's own body.
A number of different varieties of Campbell soup are sold with the Heart Check stamp, but critics maintain they contain too much sodium to be part of a good diet.
"How early should obesity prevention start?" That's the name of a "perspective" in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.
As soon as next summer, nuggets and other popular chicken products could be made with chicken processed in China, all because of a recent change in regulations.
It is one of the most common health problems and it's called everything from heartburn to acid reflux. A procedure approved by the FDA last year is now getting positive feedback.
