Mission to Marry
How far would you go for love? Well, some American men are going to another country. In 7 News Reports, Jeff Derderian checks out an Internet based company that's helping some men on their "Mission to Marry!"
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Future Jobs
It's late May and that means thousands of college students are landing their first jobs. By the time this group of college grads retire, the working world will look very different. 7's Kristy Kim has more on "Jobs of the Future."
Wacky Warning Labels
Tonight's 7 News Reports comes with a lot of warnings: "knives are sharp"; "coffee is hot." They seem silly, but as Janet Wu shows us, products we use everyday come with these "Wacky Warning Labels".
Wrong Results
Before your baby is even born or hours after birth, doctors can detect hundreds of genetic disorders such as Down Syndrome, Spina Bifida, even Cystic Fibrosis. But in 7News Reports, Kim Khazei shows us many times the tests come back with the "Wrong Results."
Coeds Cashing In
There's a controversial way some college women are making money. They're selling their eggs for cash. In 7 News Reports, Kim Khazei has the details on "Coeds Cashing In."
The Boston Crime Quiz
You have a sudden rush of insecurity, of being vulnerable, a place where crime is likely to happen to you. Cities have many of these places. But where in Boston, 7's Andy Hiller questions Mayor Tom Menino. It's the Boston crime quiz.
Messing with Mother Nature
Most women don't know it and few doctors tell them but there's a way to control menstrual cycles, even eliminate them for months at a time but is it safe? 7's Teri Adler finds out why some women may be "Messing with Mother Nature".
Air Wars
A local air war is escalating. Starting this fall, Shuttle America will expand service out of Hanscom Field in Bedford. Service to New Jersey, Buffalo and North Carolina will then include flights to New York City. In 7News Reports, Andy Hiller sizes up what's at stake.
Ghost Virus
Have you ever seen a ghost? Well, what if we told you that what you really saw was a virus that you caught! In 7News Reports, Janet Wu explores whether ghosts are as ordinary as the common cold!
Flat Head Syndrome
Your child is probably the most peaceful when he or she sleeps. But now there's a concern for infants who spend too much time on their backs. They could end up with a horrible condition, called positional plagiocephaly. Kim Khazei takes a look at this growing problem.
Body Farm
More than 6-thousand patients died last year waiting for organ transplants. In the not too distant future, doctors may be saving some of those lives by transplanting organs from animals into humans. But in tonight's 7 News Reports, Garvin Thomas shows us a "Body Farm" comes with a lot of controversy and fear.
Pet Insurance
Americans spend nearly 30 billion dollars on their pets each year, more than 11 billion on pet health care. That money is buying more and more sophisticated medical treatments. 7's Chris May shows us some of the advances in pet surgery and what they mean for animal-lovers.
Trouble in the Tub
They're cute and kids love them. Rubber duckies. But just how safe are these bath time favorites? In Seven News Reports, Kim Khazei takes a look at "Trouble in the Tub."
Proof is in the Pounds
A huge weight has been lifted at the New York City Fire Department, a weight of close to 6 hundred pounds. A number of firefighers say they've lost weight without losing the food they love. In tonight's 7 News Reports Teri Adler shows us "the Proof is in the Pounds".
Rate Your Risk
Victims of assault are never to blame for what happens. The events are often random, out of their control. But there are ways to reduce your chances of being a target for crime. In tonight's 7 News Reports, Teri Adler shows us how vulnerable we are to being attcked.
Millennial Medicine
For many cancer sufferers it's hard to find the right treatment. Some treatments can make you sick, some don't work. That may soon be changing with the help of a computer chip. In tonight's 7 News Reports, Chris May takes a look at "Millennial Medicine."
Family Roots
The Internet is opening up new opportunities sometimes even connecting people who live worlds apart. In 7News reports, Sean Hennessey shows us the latest tool to trace your family roots.
Prescription Precautions
We live in a pill popping society. When we're sick, most of us want to take a pill and feel better. But sometimes medications designed to help us do just the opposite. In tonight's 7 News Reports, the night team's Jonathan Hall has these "Prescription Precautions." Jonathan Hall reports.