Stem cell cartilage treatment
David Bauman is still walking with a cane.
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New pancreatic cancer treatment
Dominga Ungaro was diagnosed with Stage 3 inoperable pancreatic cancer in January 2010.
Reusable grocery bags
Scanned the checkout aisles at a local grocery store and you'll find all sorts of reusable bags being stuffed with all sorts of food.
Hand sanitizer vs. hand washing
Cold and flu season is upon us, and experts say keeping hands clean is the best defense in spreading germs.
Can too much holiday cheer land you in the hospital?
The holidays are a great excuse for a party, but overindulging in holiday cheer could lead to heart trouble.
New drugs show promise in cutting cholesterol
Doctors write millions of prescriptions every year for drugs that lower cholesterol called statins.
Study: Stem cell treatment can help heart attack victims
The human body has an amazing ability to repair itself when damaged.
Placenta pills for postpartum depression
Some women are taking pills made from their placenta to reduce the risk of postpartum depression.
Smoking on the decline
A majority of Americans who smoke don't want to.
Hula-Hooping for Health
Hula-hooping classes, a new spin on exercise, are popping up all over Southern California.
Sleep problems may impact heart health
Not getting enough sleep could have a serious effect on your heart, according to a recent study.
Doomed Diets: Why do so many diets fail?
Trying to lose weight but not finding any success?
Sinus cancer mimics common infection
A rare form of cancer acts just like a sinus infection but can be aggressive and deadly.
Can "sonic drugs" really get you high?
There is an undeniable relationship between sound and our mood.
New procedure leaves more tissue intact after surgery
For women diagnosed with breast cancer, they're often left with few options when it comes to treatment.
Study: ADHD drugs don't raise heart risks for kids
Ritalin and similar medicines that millions of children and teens take to curb hyperactivity and boost attention do not raise their risk of serious heart problems, the largest safety study of these drugs concludes.
Report: 'C' Grade On Preemie Births
The rate of babies born too soon has dropped, yet the U.S. only ranks as "average" when it comes to preventing premature births.
Study: Link between moderate drinking and breast cancer risk
Many women enjoy wine with dinner.
Breast Cancer: Defining the risk
Testing for the breast cancer gene has given women the opportunity to take their health into their own hands, providing options for preventing the disease where before all they could do was treat it.
Study: Brain development of autistic children
Researchers in california are doing work that could offer new insight into autism.