Calorie-Packed Chinese Food March 21, 2007 A new study by a consumer watchdog group claims that Chinese food is full of sodium and calories. However, there are some healthier options when ordering at your favorite takeout. Teri Okita reports.

The Truth About Allergies March 20, 2007 Nearly 36 million Americans suffer from allergies. Regardless of the season, anything can lead to itchy eyes and runny noses. The experts at WebMD share some allergy relief tips.

HealthWatch March 20, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that a study shows a small amount of exercise helps kids shed pounds; soy protein may not help you slim down; and using tanning beds before age 35 increases the risk of cancer.

HealthWatch March 19, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that antidepressants may help recovering stroke patients; focusing on chest compressions while giving CPR may be more effective; and a mother's weight can affect her ...

HealthWatch March 16, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that a study shows half of college students binge on drugs or alcohol; over a million U.S. teens "huff" to get high; and Americans are not eating enough fruits and vegetables.

HealthWatch March 15, 2007 Meg Oliver reports the FDA wants stronger warnings on sleeping pills; a study found heart attack victims hospitalized on the weekend had a higher risk of dying; and eating fish may improve your mood.

HealthWatch March 14, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that the FDA approved TyKerb for fighting advanced breast cancer; smokers may be able to literally walk away from their habit; and obese stroke patients have longer hospital stays.

HealthWatch March 13, 2007 Meg Oliver reports about a third of returning soldiers are diagnosed with at least one mental health problem; a hormone is linked to teen mood swings; and Viagra may help pulmonary fibrosis patients.

Hangover Tips March 12, 2007 Feeling the unpleasant aftereffects the morning after a night of heavy drinking? WebMD's Damon Meharg has some tips on how to recover from a hangover.

HealthWatch March 12, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that the FDA has expanded a recall of ConAgra peanut butter products; in-vitro fertilization isn't as successful in Asian women; and cell phones might not disrupt ...

HealthWatch March 09, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that children with asthma aren't getting flu shots they need; most U.S. seniors live with illness; and researchers have isolated a gene that makes skin tan and boosts ...

HealthWatch March 08, 2007 Meg Oliver reports there's been an increase in the use of drugs to treat ADHD; researchers may have a new kidney cancer test; and scientists are looking for a link between genes and ...

HealthWatch March 06, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that many women may not be getting enough sleep; Vice President Dick Cheney has been diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis; and obesity may cause girls to reach puberty sooner.

HealthWatch March 05, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that orange tomatoes may be better than red; a study says ibuprofen is the best painkiller for kids with broken bones and bruises; and the FDA is reviewing children's ...

HealthWatch March 02, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that the peanut butter salmonella outbreak came from a ConAgra plant in Georgia; researchers say pregnant women should get more vitamin D; and exercise may lower smoking damage.

Drink Wine, Live Longer? March 01, 2007 A new study says drinking half a glass of wine daily can help people live longer. Dr. Sean Kenniff explains.

HealthWatch March 01, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that a new study says kids gain weight on summer break; abuse of prescription drugs will outstrip street narcotics worldwide; and moderate drinking may make you live longer.

More On Anders' Fetal Surgery February 28, 2007 Only On The Web: Cardiologist Dr. Jim Lock gives Dr. Sanjay Gupta details on the fetal heart surgery that allowed baby Anders to enter the world with both ventricles in his heart pumping away.

HealthWatch February 28, 2007 Meg Oliver reports that the FDA may approve a problematic bird flu vaccine; one in four women in the U.S. has the virus that can cause cervical cancer; and garlic might not lower cholesterol.

Gene Therapy For Real? February 27, 2007 Richard Weissenborn, a Texas man suffering from cancer, returned home from China after seemingly being assisted by the controversial method of "gene therapy" in Beijing. Celia Hatton reports.