'Relaxing Drink' Hits Store Shelves
You've heard of drinks like Red Bull that boost your energy. Now the opposite is hitting store shelves. The drink "Unwind" is marketed as the ultimate relaxation drink.
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You've heard of drinks like Red Bull that boost your energy. Now the opposite is hitting store shelves. The drink "Unwind" is marketed as the ultimate relaxation drink.
If you've ever struggled to find a reason why you're drinking a moderate amount of alcohol, new research has your answer.
A new study of more than 300 thousand elderly patients shows that a shingles vaccine can decrease the frequency of an outbreak by more than half, even in the elderly.
Imagine having an irresistible urge to eat chunks of dirt. The condition known as pica actually happens to some people, and doctors get especially concerned when it happens to pregnant women.
In the final installment of our series, "New Year New You", people looking to find a new way to get in shape in 2011 could learn some ancient dance moves at the same time.
Breast cancer treatments are often accompanied by hair loss, nausea and overall misery, but there's a South Florida facility working to make the best of a difficult situation.
The GOP rode to power in the House of Representatives on a promise to lower budget deficits and cut government waste; but their first legislative move may explode deficits, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
A new report finds that the first study to link a childhood vaccine to autism was based on doctored information about the children involved.
We continue our series, New Year New You, with a new way experience yoga.
Cynthia Demos, anchor of the 5:30 p.m. newscast on CBS4 News and CBS4 News on TV33 at 10p.m., is the proud mother of a new baby girl.
Coral Gables medical entrepreneur Miguel "Mike" Fernandez announced a plan on Wednesday to invest up to $100 million statewide to take advantage of new Medicaid changes proposed by Governor Rick Scott, according to CBS4 news partners The Miami Herald.
Billions of dollars are spent every year on medicine seeking relief for back pain. Some health experts now recommend turning to your refrigerator for help.
As many people ring in the New Year, exercise is always on their mind. Have you ever thought of giving your traditional workout a twist? One South Florida trainer wants people to forget the fancy gym equipment and go back to basics.
The New Year Could Bring a New You through a medical procedure that promises to attack areas that may be a little too big without ever going under the knife.
This is the first installment in a series of reports called, "New Year, New You." The goal of the series is to give CBS4 viewers a chance at shedding some inches, working out, and achieving a good balance for their mind, body, and spirit.
