HealthWatch April 30, 2007 Ed Crane reports on the long-term effects of migraines; the possibility of reversing memory loss associated with Alzheimer's; and how eating fish can stop the buildup of harmful brain ...

Tips For A Good Night's Sleep April 27, 2007 WebMD's Sandee LaMotte talks with sleep specialist Dr. Michael Breus, who offers tips on how to get a good night's sleep.

Date Without Ruining Your Diet April 27, 2007 Anyone on the dating scene will tell you it's tough to look for love and stick to your diet. But there's a way to dine out without pigging out. Dr. Sean Kenniff explains the ...

Women And Multiple Sclerosis April 27, 2007 Only On The Web: Multiple sclerosis affects more than 250,000 Americans. But a new study has found it strikes four women for every man. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.

HealthWatch April 27, 2007 Ed Crane reports on a look into the risks of weight-loss surgery among teens; an investigation into the tainted pet food scandal; and scientists discover two genes linked to diabetes.

Secrets Of Healthy People April 26, 2007 AARP The Magazine spells out lifestyle changes that can give you a better chance of not getting sick. Ideas include getting a pet and laughing often. Editor Steve Slon joins Harry Smith with more.

HealthWatch April 26, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on the possibility of removing all unhealthy foods from schools; the relationship between doctors and drug companies; and the link between exercise and Parkinson's disease.

HealthWatch April 25, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that Vice President Dick Cheney's deep vein thrombosis is improving; breast feeding won't prevent a child from becoming fat as an adult; and high-fat meals may ...

HealthWatch April 24, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on congressional hearings into the FDA's operation; the cost of overweight workers; and the importance of vitamin D for senior citizens.

HealthWatch April 23, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on the failures of long term dieting; how genetics lowers Chinese people's risk of cancer; and new research that strengthens the link between pesticides and ...

HealthWatch April 19, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on plunging rates of breast cancer infection; newly found biomarkers that tell doctors how a patient will respond to a drug; and more reasons to have a yearly flu shot.

Stretch Eases 'Runner's ... April 18, 2007 Pain in the heel is a common complaint among runners and sometimes affects non-runners, too. Dr. Mallika Marshall reports that a simple stretch may be all that's needed to relieve the ...

HealthWatch April 17, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on information about a supplement taken for arthritis pain; healthy foods used to prevent cancer; and a possible link between breast feeding and a reduced risk of breast cancer.

HealthWatch April 16, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on a new report that calls abstinence-only education ineffective; more healthy foods in school lunchrooms; and government changes to reduce prescription drug costs.

Could A Mole Be Skin Cancer? April 14, 2007 Most people who are diagnosed with skin cancer get it in areas that are exposed to the sun. WebMD's Damon Meharg gives some tips on determining whether a mole should be checked out by a ...

The Healing Power Of Curry? April 13, 2007 Doctors are investigating the health benefits of curcumin, a substance found in the curry spice turmeric. Dr. Mallika Marshall reports on a study that suggests it may help prevent colon cancer.

HealthWatch April 13, 2007 Meg Oliver reports on new research linking obesity and genetics; more heart risks for smokers; and how eating apples during pregnancy may decrease a child's chance of developing asthma.

HealthWatch April 12, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that actor and former Sen. Fred Thompson has lymphoma; President Bush vows to veto a new stem cell research bill; and researchers may have identified breast cancer gene.

HealthWatch April 11, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that adult stem cells could some day help diabetics; chances are dieters gain back more weight than they lose; and caterpillar cells may be a better host for producing flu vaccines.

War Vets Soothed By Yoga April 11, 2007 Mental illness, particularly post traumatic stress syndrome, is common among soldiers returning from combat. Dr. Mallika Marshall reports on one group of veterans who think yoga can help.