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Tony BeazleyMy Semicolon Life: Finding a cancer community
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APOfficial: Yosemite visitor recovered from virus
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'Supersized' drinks on the way out in NYC
New York City's Board of Health decided to support Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposed ban of big-size sugary beverages.
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Ind. farm linked to salmonella pulls watermelons
The watermelon salmonella strain is different from that found in cantaloupes last month.
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Portland approves adding fluoride to water
Oregon's largest city is no longer the biggest holdout in the U.S.
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Vaccine development needs a booster shot
New study finds immunity from the whooping cough vaccine fades sharply over time.
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Energizer makes button battery packages safer for kids
Energizer says it's first to make packages on coin-sized button batteries more child-resistant; Duracell adds warnings.
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Colorado girl visits zoo after surviving bubonic plague
A 7-year-old survivor of bubonic plague spent her first day out of the hospital at the zoo before heading home.
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Fatal listeria outbreak linked to imported cheese
A national outbreak of listeria linked to imported cheese has killed at least one person, the CDC said.
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Human stem cells restore hearing in gerbil study
Scientists improved hearing in deaf animals by using human embryonic stem cells.
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Record outbreak of West Nile virus waning
Cases up 35% in past week, but virus tends to peak in August.
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Fish oil supplements don't prevent heart attacks, study says
Taking fish oil pills rich in omega-3 fatty acids doesn't appear to prevent heart attacks, strokes or death, a study suggests.
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