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According to data from one of England's top cosmetic surgery centers, requests for Kate's nose have tripled since 2011 and this year, it's the most popular celebrity look-alike feature.
Dr. Robert Gibbs was arraigned on charges that he supplied the head of a narcotics trafficking ring, Ronald Vaughan, with 700 prescriptions for oxycodone, amounting to 130,000 pills, according to prosecutors.
This was also the month that Lance Armstrong finally came clean about his years of doping to become a cycling champion. Also in sports and due, at least in part, to the cloud cast by performance-enhancing drugs, no one was elected to the Baseball Hall Of Fame.
Last year, Connecticut recorded 178 cases. The year before, there were just 68.
The former mayor was readmitted to the hospital on Monday with fluid build-up in his ankles and lungs, two days after he was released. Koch was first hospitalized for water in his lungs and legs on Jan. 19.
People are starting to feel cramping and other symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain.
Researchers recently found that out of 112,000 women in California who were suffering from early stage breast cancer, the patients who received lumpectomies and radiation were 14 percent less likely to die than those who had mastectomies.
Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch was released from the hospital Saturday afternoon, a week after being admitted with fluid in his lungs and swollen ankles.
Anna Felix, 81, of Kingwood Township, said she feared her lymphoma had returned or she might have dementia when she started getting weak and confused and lost 30 pounds.
Since September, more than 140 outbreaks in the U.S. have been caused by the new Sydney strain of norovirus.
Influenza is running rampant. It hit early and hard and it's showing no signs of letting up.
Most winter-time myths have to do with the common cold, like "starve a cold, feed a fever."
Health care costs are expected to rise this year from prescription drugs to co-pays, but you can save and even get care for free with just a few easy methods.
Whether or not the cold temperatures are actually dangerous depends on a number of things -- how long you're outside, how you're dressed, any exposed skin and the temperature itself.
From misleading serving sizes to confusing calorie counts, many think nutrition labels are due for an update.
