February 10, 2012: H1N1 'Swine' Flu Makes a Comeback in Mexico
Health experts say Americans shouldn't be overly concerned

February 08, 2012: Health Tip: Before You Start an Exercise Program
Review with a doctor your medical history

February 06, 2012: Fewer Teens Exposed to Tobacco Smoke in Cars: Report
But researchers add that too many are still breathing in secondhand smoke while in vehicles

February 02, 2012: Too Few American Adults Getting Needed Vaccinations: CDC
Though three vaccines showed increases in coverage rates, coverage remains low for essential ones

February 01, 2012: Child Abuse, Neglect a Major Public Health Problem: CDC
Report found it costs U.S. $124 billion a year; overall price tag similar to diabetes, stroke

January 31, 2012: U.S. Advisers Explain Request to Censor Bird Flu Research
Published details of experiments could be used for harmful purposes, experts warn

January 30, 2012: Many Parents Skip Booster Seats When Carpooling
They don't bother with proper safety seats when their kids are in other people's cars, study finds

January 27, 2012: Students Report Playing Dangerous 'Choking Game'
One in seven at a Texas university tried it, survey finds

January 27, 2012: IV Acetaminophen Linked to More Child Overdoses
Confusion can arise over measurement guidelines, experts warn

January 25, 2012: Long Shifts May Raise Some Nurses' Odds for Obesity
Arduous schedules take toll on their health, patient care, study finds

January 20, 2012: Scientists Agree to Delay Controversial Bird Flu Research
Fears that altered virus could escape from lab or be used by bioterrorists feeds debate

January 20, 2012: U.S. Work-Related Injuries, Illnesses Take Toll on the Till
Costs related to occupational health reach $250 billion annually, researcher says

January 19, 2012: More Americans Practicing Safe Sex, CDC Reports
Finding could signal changes in behaviors linked to HIV, researchers say

January 18, 2012: Flu Season Off to Slow Start, So Far
Relatively few cases reported, experts say, but that doesn't mean a surge can't happen

January 17, 2012: Americans Aren't Getting Any Skinnier
But, the good news is the overall rate of obesity is stabilizing, researchers report

January 13, 2012: Health Tip: Buy Safe Toys
Suggestions to help protect youngsters

January 11, 2012: Outbreak of Legionnaires' Disease Traced to Hospital Fountain
Indoor decorative fountains should undergo periodic testing for bacteria, study says

January 11, 2012: Internet Flu Searches May Warn of Outbreaks
Harnessing this data could aid health care workers, researchers say

January 10, 2012: One in Six Americans Binge Drink: CDC
Most are young adults, but those aged 65 and over drink most often, report shows

January 09, 2012: FDA Warns of Painkiller Mix-Up at Nebraska Plant
Small chance that prescription narcotic painkillers, over-the-counter meds were mingled together

January 05, 2012: Experts Endorse Lower Lead-Poisoning Threshold
Cutting the safe blood level of lead in children is long overdue, advocates say

January 04, 2012: FDA Curbs Use of Certain Antibiotics in Livestock, Poultry
Move stems from fears of drug-resistant bacteria that could pose threat to humans

December 30, 2011: Tips to Keep Winter Sports Injury-Free
Slipping and sliding on skis and skates is fun, but can be hazardous, experts say

December 20, 2011: Many Police Officers Battle Sleep Woes, Study Finds
Falling asleep while driving, losing temper with suspects linked to lack of Zzz's

December 20, 2011: Drug Overdoses Kill More Americans Than Car Accidents: CDC
Almost half of drug poisonings are now from abuse of prescription painkillers, researchers note

December 19, 2011: Discerning Gift-Givers Look for Toys That Offer More Than Fun
Some of the best choices spur imagination and exercise, experts say

December 19, 2011: Choosing a Toy? Think 'Kid-Powered'
These are gifts that offer open-ended chances for children to explore, imagine and play

December 18, 2011: Christmas Trees and Trappings Can Fan Fire Risk
Expert offers tips to avoid getting burned this holiday season

December 17, 2011: Pediatricians Offer Tips to Avoid Holiday Hazards
Check this list from the American Academy of Pediatrics twice to make sure holiday is nice

December 16, 2011: Health Tip: Participating in Winter Sports
Suggestions for how to stay safe

December 14, 2011: Millions of Americans Are Victims of Sexual Violence: CDC
Rape, stalking, physical violence widespread in the U.S., report finds

December 14, 2011: Electronic Cigarette Makers Must Prove Safety of Products: Report
Institute of Medicine details testing that should be done to back any claims of reduced disease risk

December 14, 2011: Walking While Drunk Can Lead to Deadly Accidents: Expert
Many pedestrians struck and killed by cars have been drinking

December 09, 2011: Recent E. Coli Outbreak Traced to Lettuce From One Farm: CDC
Romaine lettuce likely source of bacteria that sickened 60 people, investigation reveals

December 06, 2011: Bed Bugs Can Bypass Pitfalls of Inbreeding, Studies Say
Finding means they can cause rapid infestation, may explain recent resurgence

December 05, 2011: Study Sees Rice as Source of Arsenic Exposure
Finding is preliminary; poison expert downplays health risk

December 05, 2011: Health Officials Urge Americans: Get Your Flu Shot Now
Vaccine supplies are still ample, but could start to run short, CDC says

November 30, 2011: Most U.S. Drivers Engage in 'Distracting' Behaviors: Poll
Cellphone talk, texting, even applying makeup: Most know it's dangerous, but many do it anyway

November 30, 2011: New Hip Implants No Better Than Older Ones, Study Finds
Not enough data to tell which device is best, researchers say

November 18, 2011: FDA Revokes Approval of Avastin for Breast Cancer
Drug isn't safe or effective for women with metastatic disease, agency says

November 16, 2011: Health Tip: Why Antibiotic Resistance Is Serious
It can lead to life-threatening infections

November 14, 2011: Health Tip: Make Your Garage Safer
Here are some organization suggestions

November 10, 2011: Most Smokers Want to Quit, CDC Report Finds
Drugs and counseling can double, triple odds of success, experts say

November 04, 2011: Newer Not Necessarily Better for Football Helmet Design
Comparison of old 'leatherhead' and modern polycarbonate helmets shows updates still needed

November 04, 2011: Change in Hepatitis Screening May Save Lives, Money
Researchers favor testing those born from 1945 to 1965

November 03, 2011: Too Many Meds May Be More Problem Than Cure
With people taking growing numbers of drugs, risks are multiplying, experts warn

November 03, 2011: Death Toll From Listeria Outbreak Hits 29
Another 139 people sickened in 28 states, CDC reports

October 31, 2011: 'Hard Hats' Still Have High Rates of Injury, Illness: Report
Hazards faced by construction workers need to be reduced, expert says

October 31, 2011: Experts Offer 'Lucky 13' Tips for Safe and Healthy Halloween
List includes what to wear, trick-or-treating pointers, food and drinks to avoid

October 29, 2011: Experts Offer 'Lucky 13' Tips for Safe and Healthy Halloween
List includes what to wear, trick-or-treating pointers, food and drinks to avoid