Exoskeleton Allows Paralyzed Patients to Walk
This life-changing technology — a bionic exoskeleton that works with motion sensors and motorized joints —... Watch »
May 7, 2013
No "Sex Superbug" In the U.S., Gonorrhea Still an Issue
Public health officials have dismissed rumors that "sex superbug," an antibiotic-resistant strain... Read »
May 6, 2013
Young Cancer Patients Fight Disease Through Online Games
"Re-Mission 2" is a group of browser-based games created by the non-profit health and technology... Read »
May 4, 2013
Abandoned Ponies Bringing Comfort to the Disabled
Some ponies once abandoned by their owners are now helping people facing serious life challenges, thanks to Throwawa... Watch »
May 3, 2013
Gov't Data Shows Disturbing Rise in Middle-Aged Suicide
Latest reports by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show an alarming rise in suicide rates... Read »
May 2, 2013
Pause Before You Pucker: Lipstick May Contain Toxins
Watch out, ladies — before you pucker up, make sure your lips aren't covered in Watch »
May 3, 2013
Family Turns Loss of 7-Year-Old Daughter Into Hope for Others
An Orange County family is trying to help others after their daughter died from a rare, aggressive form of... Watch »
May 2, 2013
DOJ Appeals Order to Lift Morning-After Pill Age Limits
The Justice Department is appealing a judge's decision lifting all age limits on the Plan B morning-after... Read »
May 1, 2013
Early Help for Babies With Spina Bifida
Doctors are now able to perform life-changing surgery on babies diagnosed with Spina Bifida before they're even born... Watch »
May 1, 2013
FDA Approves Over-the-Counter Morning-After Pill
The FDA is approving the morning-after pill for over-the-counter sales — but it's still limiting the... Read »
May 1, 2013
Report Raises Concerns About Ground Turkey
A Consumer Reports study raises questions and concerns about antibiotic resistant bacteria in ground turkey. Read »
Apr 30, 2013
The Dangers of Caffeinated Foods
The increased use of caffeine as a food additive is getting the Food and Drug Administration's attention. Watch »
Apr 30, 2013
Early Onset Parkinson's Disease
Clinical research at Yale University could hold the key to a cure. Watch »
Apr 30, 2013
Meet "Frost," Stanford's Infection-Fighting Robot
As more and more superbugs evolve and become resistant to medications, there is a new weapon striking them Watch »
Apr 30, 2013
Plastic Surgery for Arms Skyrockets
Upper Arms plastic surgery has become extremely popular. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons... Watch »
Apr 30, 2013
Fitness Apps Ease Your Ab Workout
Tech gurus share new fitness apps to help with your on-the-go workout. Watch »
May 1, 2013
Lifesaving Equipment for Pets Donated to Firefighters
Banks the Pig from the Emma Zen Foundation demonstrates a pet oxygen mask. Read the full story here. Watch »
Apr 26, 2013
Autistic Teen Uses Tech to Break Silence: "I Escaped My Prison"
Ido Kedar, 16, has severe autism that makes him unable to speak. But he’s learned to express his emotions... Watch »
Apr 26, 2013
Legal Pot Sparks Push for Health, Safety Rules
Marijuana may soon become commonplace in Colorado and Washington state — but months before legal pot sales... Read »
Apr 26, 2013
Yale Autism Study Gives Hope for Early Autism Diagnosis
A new find by Yale researchers may give parents a chance to learn if their child is at risk for autism at birth. Watch »
Apr 25, 2013
