Florida AIDS Walk Highlights Continuing Need
Thousands of people walked on the first day of Spring Sunday to help make it clear AIDS and HIV is still a problem in Florida, which has one of the highest rates of HIV in the nation.
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Thousands of people walked on the first day of Spring Sunday to help make it clear AIDS and HIV is still a problem in Florida, which has one of the highest rates of HIV in the nation.
Thousands of teenagers unsatisfied with their looks undergo plastic surgery each year, and many parents are OK with their decision. But how young is too young?
Everybody wants nice white teeth, and now there are some new products to whiten your smile.
Millions of people go on diets every year, some are successful and some are not.
While Spring officially begins March 20th tropical flowers and foliage already are coming into full bloom – along with your allergies!
Federal officials said Thursday that the consumer health unit of Johnson & Johnson will be barred from resuming operations at a Pennsylvania manufacturing plant linked to millions of bottles of defective medicines until it meets quality standards.
The breast cancer drug Arimidex has become more affordable and that's great news for patients on a budget.
Most of us have heard of MRSA. The antibiotic resistant super-bug can eat through patients' skin but there's another bug few have heard about that can be just as menacing and it's causing deadly and preventable infections.
Use of marijuana for medical purposes would be legalized if approved by voters under a proposed constitutional amendment filed by a Democratic lawmaker on Thursday.
Florida Governor Rick Scott is developing a reputation of turning down money from outside sources. The latest comes after the maker of OxyContin offered up $1 million to help pay for a prescription drug database.
In South Florida, it's always swimsuit season and women are always trying to keep their slim swimsuit shapes. So now is the time to send those "saddlebags" packing.
Florida lawmakers are pushing tort reform front and center as they consider a proposal that would shield hospitals from malpractice lawsuits if they contract with doctors who end up harming patients.
Facebook, MySpace and Twitter — most of us are on at least one. In fact, social networking has become such a part of our lives that there was even a movie made about it. New studies suggest that sites that are supposed to keep you connected can actually leave you feeling depressed.
A legislative fight is brewing over how to handle pain pill abuse in Florida. House speaker Dean Cannon said he won't call for a database to track prescription drugs, which sets up a showdown with the Senate.
Most people feel awful when they have a hangover and there are all kinds of remedies people use to get over one. Now, researchers say they've discovered the solution.
