Stop snoring
Half of us deal with snoring every night. It can lead to groggy days for both the person snoring and the one forced to listen to the noise.
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Catching cavities
If you're a parent, you've probably done this before- when your baby drops a pacifier, you swoop it up, stick it in your own mouth for a quick cleaning, and then put it back into your child's mouth.
Internet addiction
Addictions can dominate a person's life, and they can also ruin relationships with friends and family. But now doctors are treating a new kind of addiction.
Face transplant
Surgeons at a local hospital are facing the future, saying they're ready to go forward with becoming the first hospital in the nation to perform face transplant surgery.
Medical ID theft
It is the least studied and most under-documented type of ID theft. But not knowing about it could literally kill you. And there's very little that can be done to stop it from happening.
Teen obesity
It's been called the most important meal of the day. Breakfast gives us the energy and brainpower we need to start the day off right.
Liquid cigarette
If you're trying to quit smoking, but aren't having much luck, soon a new type of cigarette could be just the thing to help you stop.
Sleep study
A new survey confirms what you've probably already known- Americans are working more, and sleeping less. And drowsiness doesn't just make you less productive; it could put your life and others at risk.
Botox alternative
You may have thought about getting Botox for your wrinkles, but have been worried about using a toxin or want to try something that lasts longer. Now doctors say there's a new treatment that may be the next big thing when it comes to getting rid of wrinkles.
Alzheimer's detection
Researchers say there is now a new device that can help doctors detect memory loss early on and it may be able to prevent the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
Crib death warning
An important warning is out today from the Consumer Product Safety Commission. It says the crib your baby is sleeping in could be dangerous.
Flu shots
The Federal Government wants your child to get a flu shot. Before today, the vaccine was only routinely recommended for children six months to five years old. But new evidence suggests more coverage could lead to less flu, not just for kids, but their parents, too.
Commuter back pain
Slamming the brakes, on back pain- if you suffer from a stiff neck or an aching lower back, your daily commute could be to blame. But there are ways to fight back.
Hormone replacement therapy
Some important health news for women and their doctors regarding hormone replacement therapy- research has already shown that long-term use of hormones after menopause poses significant risks. Now, a new study raises questions about whether short-term hormone use may be putting women at a different kind of risk.
Laser hair removal
Getting rid of unwanted hair is a big business, and now a new option is about to hit the market- a home hair removal laser.
Salts & sweets
It's a common ingredient found in many foods, and it could be a hidden risk for childhood obesity. A new study says cutting the salt may help kids stay thin.
Post-partum exercise
For many new mothers, it's hard to find time or even think about hitting the gym. So how soon should you start exercising again following the birth of your baby?
Kids cough & cold medicines
They're meant to make kids feel better when they're sick, but cough and cold medicines can be dangerous.