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The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new Pfizer drug for patients with advanced kidney cancer that has spread to other parts of the body despite treatment with at least one previous drug.
The University of Georgia has launched an initiative to help the state address a growing epidemic of adult and childhood obesity.
The Food and Drug Administration says it has detained several shipments of imported orange juice after finding traces of an illegal fungicide.
Even when pizza is on the menu, school lunches are going to be healthier.
The American Cancer Society is asking for your help to volunteer for a new nationwide cancer study.
Grant Schlager sounds like a typical Minnesota kid: He loves to play outside, no matter how cold it gets, and he's pretty excited that a slow-to-start snow season is finally underway.
The Obama administration is giving church-affiliated institutions an extra year to comply with a new rule that employers cover birth control free of charge through their health plans.
A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary says a lawsuit that Texas filed against the health care giant has been settled for $158 million.
A new government study suggests a lot of teenage girls are clueless about their chances of getting pregnant.
Many are talking about Food Network star---Paula Deen's announcement that she has type two diabetes.
America's obesity epidemic is proving to be as stubborn as those maddening love handles, and it shows no sign of reversing course.
New research suggests babies don't learn to talk just from hearing sounds -- they're lip-readers, too.
Coca-Cola is acknowledging that it was the company that alerted federal regulators about low levels of fungicide in its own orange juice and in juice made by its competitors.
A simple call for cancer patients could link them with valuable resources for transportation or lodging during treatment, support groups, even help finding ways to pay for a treatment they can't live without.
For the first time in 45 years, homicide has fallen off the list of the nation's top causes of death.
New government statistics show college-age binge drinkers average an astounding nine drinks each time they get drunk.
The Food and Drug Administration says it will step up testing for a fungicide that has been found in low levels in orange juice.
Chick-fil-A is doing its part to combat childhood obesity by offering healthier menu options for kids, the Hapeville-based restaurant chain announced Monday.
Elton John is writing his first book, a personal account of the AIDS crisis.
The Food and Drug Administration is warning patients about a potential mix-up between powerful prescription pain drugs and common over-the-counter medications like Excedrin and Gas-X made at a Novartis manufacturing plant.
A federal advisory panel is recommending lowering the threshold for lead poisoning in children.
Health officials say one in every 30 babies is a twin. That's a huge increase over the last 30 years. In 1980, only one in 53 newborns was a twin.
A Lamar County dispatcher could not say where the girls and the men they were traveling with were found, but said they were "in custody" as of 9:45 Thursday night. She could not elaborate on that statement.
Captain Tony Winborn with the Dodge County Sheriff's Office says the two men escaped around noon today near Dodge Avenue.
Police launched an investigation after they received information about a woman operating a prostitution business from her home.
His 170-point strategic plan could close up to a dozen schools and cut as many as 300 teachers' jobs.
LIVE ON 13wmaz.com: The school board meets at 4 p.m. to hear the Superintendent's strategic plan for the schools.
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