Scientists have already cloned sheep, pigs and cows, but this year pet cloning is going commercial. It may sound like science fiction, but it's here and tonight we introduce you to some people who are "Cloning Their Companions".
Experts estimate that about 30 million women have some form of sexual dysfunction. But ironically the form of birth control they use may be limiting their libido. Health reporter Janet Wu takes a look at the "Sexual Side Effects" of the pill.
They're ugly and painful, but now doctors have shed new light on varicose veins. A simple solution that let's you skip surgery. 7's Juli Auclair shows us how to restore your "Lovely Legs".
Imagine walking into a drug store and leaving with a laser. It's the next generation of laser hair removal and tonight Frances Rivera gives us a sneak peak.
It's the new twist that will have you loving your locks, tonight the secret of the stars in "Controlling the Curls". For most women controlling their curls means trying to make it straight. But the curl expert and celebrity stylist says stop, and shows us how to control curls and keep it frizz free...
It's no secret that as we age skin damage, fine lines and imperfections become more apparent. And thanks to technology, we have been able to turn back time and now a new device that uses laser energy and radio waves is helping to give you a "Fresh Face".
Cervical cancer kills thousands of women every year. But now a new test could bring an end to this cancer as we know it. Christa Delcamp has more on "Catching the Cancer".
In the never-ending search for the fountain of youth, some scientists think they've found a key. It's being touted the most potent anti-oxident yet and what's more, the research will be introduced tomorrow at the American Academy of Dermatology meeting. But tonight we get a sneak peek at the new "Dream Cream".
Recent deaths have many people looking to lose weight skeptical about gastric bypass surgery. Soon a safer alternative may be available. The Night Team's Juli Auclair shows us how one doctor is helping patients by "Pulsing Away the Pounds".
It's the hottest diet trend right now, cutting out carbs to drop pounds. Supermarkets and restaurants are even catering their menus to please the crowd of dieters. But beware of bad moods! A MIT scientist says you need carbs to lose weight without losing your temper. 7's Juli Auclair has more on why many dieters are "Cranky for Carbs".
New on the menu -- a warning about a food mom's been telling us to eat for years? It could be a new step to fish out a diet danger. You've seen health warnings on just about everything, from toys to cigarettes. Now similar warnings could show up on restaurant menus, highlighting the dangers of fish. 7's Amy Johnson explains.
They say they're flu vaccines, but they're actually illegal counterfeits. So when you go for a flu shot how can you make sure you get the real thing? Janet Wu tells us how to avoid these "Flu Fighting Fakes".
A new independent British study has found that cell phones appear to be safe for their users. However, it says that more research into cell phone radiation is still needed. Details from 7's Frances Rivera.
It remains the biggest art heist ever - millions in masterpieces stolen from Boston's Isabella Gardner Museum. A key figure in the effort to solve this case is breaking his silence. He tells the Nighteam's Dan Hausle why the Feds haven't been able to catch a thief.
A Boston businessman is earning a reputation for making medical miracles come true. Today -- this multi-millionaire came face to face with one young boy who's alive today thanks to his generosity.
Beauty secrets - salons busted for some ugly violations. Inspectors found more than half of the beauty shops in Lowell are breaking state rules. They range from expired licenses to unsafe and unsanitary conditions. 7's Dan Hausle shows us the problems at these beauty parlors.
Howard Dean is firing back. The presidential front-runner will no longer stay silent when attacked by his rivals. The crucial Iowa caucuses are less than a week away and the polls show a close race between Dean and Congressman Dick Gephardt.
Is your snoring keeping your family up at night? A new treatment might help everyone sleep in peace and quiet. 7Healthcast reporter Janet Wu has more on this snoring solution.
With New Year’s Eve approaching, concerns are brewing about college students hitting the bars instead of the books. The problem could be in how much is poured -- 7's Sean Hennessy reports.