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New federal research is revealing alarming new statistics about heart risks in the nation's overweight teens.
The study found that 50 percent of overweight young people and 60 percent of obese adolescents had at least one risk factor for future heart disease.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday released draft recommendations calling for all baby boomers to get a one-time blood test for the liver disease. That's everyone born from 1945 to 1965.
Georgia Health Sciences University has created an institute to focus on helping the state improve its health profile.
Mercer Law Professor Dr. David Oedel explained that some kinds of bullying behavior fall under the federal description of harrassment.
For the first time in 20 years, U.S. health officials have lowered the threshold for lead poisoning in young children.
Claims that Skechers' fitness shoes can help shed pounds and tone muscles are sketchy at best, says the government -- and they're going to cost the company millions of dollars.
A phenomenal response for Aimee Copeland on Tuesday at her college in Carrollton resulted in 162 pints of donated blood.
Leadership Expert Dr. William Cummings explains what happens to a business's bottom line when someone mistakes bullying for leadership.
She doesn't know she's lost her leg. It looks like she will have to lose her fingers as well, but Aimee Copeland appears to be in good spirits.