Laser alternative to liposuction promises to zap fat
FDA-approved treatment offers a pain-free way to reduce fat - but it doesn't come cheap
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FDA-approved treatment offers a pain-free way to reduce fat - but it doesn't come cheap
Authorities say NBA star Lamar Odom took over-the-counter sexual performance enhancers before he was found unconscious at a Nevada brothel
"You're the boss," stresses ad campaign, but does it have street cred?
People with higher body mass can have more fat removed safely, researchers claim
Medical experts to take a closer look at problems reported with the birth control implant called Essure
Karoun Dairies, Inc., recalls several brands of soft cheeses; two dozen illnesses reported
Long-delayed rules aim to reduce outbreaks of salmonella, E. coli and other illnesses spread through contaminated food
Caffeine powder is sold as an unregulated dietary supplement but can be deadly in high doses
Updated food labels will reflect more realistic serving sizes, but some warn the overhaul may backfire
Suburban Los Angeles hospital says some patients have contracted a bacterial infection linked to a particular medical scope
New study finds worrisome trend in teen smoking habits
Millions of women may sign up for a new drug to treat low sexual desire, but get turned off over time
Millions of women suffer from low libido, but even with new drug, they have very few options
FDA decision on first medication to boost women's sex drive comes amid many concerns
Federal regulators say medical scope manufacturer failed to report infections
Marketing team slammed by FDA last year over misleading claims for testosterone drug; FDA expected to make its decision on female libido drug next week
The FDA says Kardashian's social media posts violate federal drug-promotion rules
Food companies and industry groups hope to continue to use trans fats in certain foods
U.S. bans some imports after health officials traced illnesses to parasite in fresh herb
Medication is made in a whole new way that might be easier for some patients to take
Two prescription meds for two very different conditions may look and sound a little too much alike
Proposal would help consumers know how much added sugar is hidden in packaged foods
Oncologists are calling for drug prices to be reined in, but pharmaceutical firms insist their business model benefits care
Bipartisan approval for controversial bill, which funds the changes with crude oil sales
Restaurant chains get an extra year before they have to disclose calories to customers on menus, menu boards and displays