HealthWatch: Link To Child Behaviors Prompt Push To Eliminate Food Dyes
Recent studies linking food dyes to hyperactivity and other behavioral problems in children is causing some parents and doctors to call for a ban on artificial food coloring.
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Recent studies linking food dyes to hyperactivity and other behavioral problems in children is causing some parents and doctors to call for a ban on artificial food coloring.
The researchers found that patients treated with stem cells experienced almost a 50 percent reduction of heart attack scars within 12 months of treatment, while the eight patients who received conventional treatment saw no reductions in damage.
Pop singer Adele's voice problems are getting lots of attention, but vocal-cord issues are growing among non-singers as well -- fueled by new technologies that have us all talking more.
But that voice was in trouble last November, when the 23-year-old underwent vocal cord microsurgery to stop recurrent...
The idea is to provide a safer and cheaper way for alcoholics to drink in a controlled environment.
Many women complain of swollen and achy feet late in pregnancy, but now there is a line of footwear designed to address the needs of those mothers-to-be.
Santa Clara County hosts its first workshop aimed at helping teenage victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse on Thursday.
A Marin County resident has died from - and another infected with - a brain disease related to what is sometimes incorrectly referred to as 'mad cow disease.'
Archbishop George Niederauer is joining the campaign to overturn a new federal rule that requires religious hospitals, schools and charities to cover the cost of birth control for their employees.
The county hospital in Martinez is going against a national trend by significantly reducing repeat C-section deliveries, and this has led to widespread recognition for its perinatal program.
Principal Patrick Ruff said Monday that the bug hit more than 500 students and 70 faculty and staff altogether.
Jesus Navarro needs a transplant. He has insurance, and his wife wants to donate a kidney, but University of California, San Francisco won't do the transplant.
It's estimated 10 to 12 million Americans suffer from obstructive sleep apnea, when the airway is blocked during sleep. The condition can lead to all sorts of health problems. Now a new robotic surgery could be the solution.
Bay Area residents have been asked not to burn wood Sunday by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.
A new study finds obese doctors were less likely to diagnose obesity in their patients.
