It’s a "Dangerous Game" and it's gaining popularity amongst 11 to 15 year-olds. Now the New Hampshire State Medical Examiner is speaking out to warn parents about the devastating consequences of playing the fainting game. We warn you, what you're about to see is disturbing.
Every email you send, every web page you visit, every keystroke you make. Captured. Recorded. And sent to a spy. It may sound like something out of a movie, but computer spy software is real. And as Jonathan Hall tells us, people all over Massachusetts are using it to track their loved one's affairs.
The past ten years have seen nothing but trouble for Michael Jackson. As his career dwindled he's also found a stream of high profile problems. 7's Chris May is in the newsroom with that side of the story.
It's a crime that puts you at risk on the roads and in your wallet! We're talking about staged car crashes for insurance cash -- a crime costing millions that is passed on to all of us. 7's Dan Hausle shows us how crooks are "Crashing for Cash".
It can be a frightening experience -- closing your eyes and preparing for surgery. But what if the operation began and you weren't asleep? 7's Christa Delcamp shows us, two local companies have developed ways to prevent a rude awakening.
If looking for love has you down, then listen up ladies! One Harvard grad says she has the formula for finding a husband for any woman at any age. 7's Frances Rivera shares her secrets for "Marrying Mr. Right".
Are you getting a good night's sleep? You could be one of millions suffering from a condition that's robbing you of much needed rest. And you might not know you have it. More now from 7's Jonathan Hall on what could be the key to a "Relaxing Rest".
In this country hundreds of thousands of women are at risk for a heart attack. Many do not know it. Health reporter Janet Wu introduces us to one woman who survived after her heart failed her. She tells us in her own words what it's like to be "Young, Healthy and Having a Heart Attack".
Suicide bombings are almost a daily occurrence in the Middle East but could they happen here in the U.S.? Law enforcement agencies are taking precautions. 7's Phil Lipof shows us how they are "Training for Terror".
Parents know this all too well... children are always finding new ways to get hurt. And one more concern to add to the "always growing" list... exercise equipment. 7's Juli Auclair shows us how thousands of kids have been "running into danger"
Many couples admit they're not satisfied with their love life, but you can re-ignite those romantic sparks. Tonight, our husband-and-wife team, Phil Lipof and Juli Auclair, take you to a place where couples are learning intimate, new ways to get "Better in Bed”.
Millions of people swear by the weight loss results of low-carb diets like Atkins, but as Francis Rivera tells us if you are a woman, eating a diet like that could put a cramp in your style in "Low-Carb Caution".
It changes red lights to green and you can get it online. Now, you're putting everyone at risk. Tonight, a push to stop the sale of this "Secret Switch".
Police and fire crews use the device during emergency calls. Anyone can buy it and install it on their car. 7's Amy Johnson is here with the details.
How much would you pay to find out what's behind a smile? Well, it turns out you're already paying thousands. In this "What a Waste" you may not be smiling after seeing how a local researcher is spending your tax dollars. Here's 7's Dan Hausle.
Failed In Vitro Fertilization can drain emotions and virtually put a stop to many couples hopes of starting a family. Here is 7's Juli Auclair with a new test that may be a "Fertility Fix".
Ever thought of trying acupuncture to treat pain? Maybe the idea of needles kept you away. But now some acupuncturists are using a gentle beam of light instead. 7Healthcast reporter Janet Wu shows us how it's helping many "Getting Past the Pain".
With water rushing in and your plane rolling and sinking, the first thing you'll want to do is panic. But the key to survival is to have a plan and there's a unique school in Connecticut that can help you do just that. The Night Team's Jeff Glor went through the class. He has the story from Logan Airport.
They are everywhere, in traffic lights, electronic score boards, even in flashlights... we are talking about tiny LED’s that someday will replace regular light bulbs and now as Francis Rivera tells us, they are also shinning bright in helping to save skin in "Light Years Away".
They are known as a girl's best friend. They can also cost a fortune! But do they have to? Maybe not. 7's Christa Delcamp shows you how soon you may be able to get your hands on "Diamonds at a Discount".
Riders on Boston's Silver Line say the new shelters built for that bus line don't offer much protection. In this "What a Waste", 7's Dan Hausle reports how the shelters multi-million dollar price tag has some taxpayers feeling left "Out to Dry".