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Washing a turkey before cooking it seems to make sense but experts told CBS 2's Maurice Dubois that it could be creating a culinary crime scene.
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Washing a turkey before cooking it seems to make sense but experts told CBS 2's Maurice Dubois that it could be creating a culinary crime scene.
Many of us have a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, and that includes a California woman who will be able to celebrate the holiday after receiving the gift of life twice.
The bill's sponsors say allowing e-cigarettes in places where tobacco cigarettes are banned threatens "effective enforcement'' of the smoking ban and sends the wrong message to children that smoking is safe.
An arsenic-based drug called nitarson is given to turkeys to prevent a disease in the birds and the FDA is looking into whether to drug elevates the arsenic level in the mean beyond what would occur naturally.
Insurance companies say they are cutting some doctors from their plans to save money, due to the program known by some as Obamacare.
Video games are hot items on Christmas lists this and every year, but not just for kids – the majority of gamers are now over 36.
The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene on Monday launched a new anti-obesity campaign, focusing on the risks posed by sugary drinks.
A device that can detect -- and prevent -- seizures has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, giving hope to some epileptics who have being too scared to leave their homes.
It was to be the gift of life from a loving wife to her husband -- a kidney transplant that would give the father of three new health.
When it comes to sick pets many owners will go to great lengths to help them feel better. Now, some have started to take matters into their own hands and have turned to a remedy that isn't even legal in some states.
Giovanni Cipriano,14, had an anaphylactic reaction to eating trail mix he didn't know contained peanuts. Gio slipped into a coma, was on life support for weeks and died last month.
A female graduate student developed meningitis symptoms on Wednesday and was hospitalized on Thursday.
The federal fund for people with illnesses related to the Sept. 11 attacks said Friday it has been able to issue compensation decisions to only 112 people out of nearly 55,000 who have applied so far.
The controller's office employee is hospitalized and said to be in grave condition.
A story of two miracles, two decades in the making, began with the birth of conjoined twin sisters who were later separated by surgery.
