Fla. Infant Mortality Rate Drops To Record Low
Florida's infants are surviving life-threatening diseases at its highest rate on record.
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Florida's infants are surviving life-threatening diseases at its highest rate on record.
It's the summer of 3-D movies but, some people can't see 3D at all. And if you have a severe headache after watching a 3D movie it's a sign of a bigger problem.
Call it a spare tire, a pot belly or muffin top. Belly fat plagues millions of men and women, but some say you can minimize your middle by eating certain foods.
If you recently bought a chicken wrap from a RaceTrac gas station, you should read this "high-alert" recall notice.
That salad, salad dressing, or sandwich you bought at Whole Foods may be contaminated with Listeria. Inside: how to avoid getting ill from food cooking/handling.
The Florida Pharmacy Association wants to make sure your pharmacy accepts your Medicare plans and satisfy's your children's medical needs.
Most people understand that implementing the Affordable Care Act would impact Florida's budget, but state economists want to know exactly how much.
Jackson Memorial Hospital is now Florida's exclusive facility for tuberculosis (TB) treatment. Current TB patients are being trained by the most experienced TB staff in the state.
South Florida State Hospital is under investigation by the Florida Department of Children and Families after three patients died last summer.
Florida's children are not as educated or as healthy compared to other states' children, according to a report released Wednesday. The report also points out that Florida ranks especially low in economic well-being.
There's new hope for children suffering from cancer and sickle cell anemia. Tuesday, a new pediatric bone marrow transplant unit will open in Miami.
For South Florida families, back-to-school time can get expensive: new clothes, supplies, backpacks. Fortunately, Jackson North Medical Center trimmed one necessary expense: immunizations.
Nearly 18 percent of Florida's residents could soon be struggling to feed their families.
For the second time since June, the Food and Drug Administration has approved a new prescription diet drug.
Does a spoonful of sugar really cure the hiccups? CBS4's Cynthia Demos learns the truth about home remedies from Prevention Magazine's executive editor Robbie Caploe.
