Posted: 3:53 PM Cutting out one can of sugary soda a day could help you child maintain a healthy weight. A new study finds many American kids suffer from an "energy gap".

Updated: 6:27 PM Having high levels of vitamin D in your system may lower your chance of developing multiple sclerosis. Researchers analyzed medical records of over seven-million members of the military.

Updated: 6:18 PM Imagine your unwanted fat just melting away with no surgery, no dieting, and no exercise. According to doctors, it is not a dream. It is called lipo-dissolve.

Updated: 3:47 PM Divorce is never easy, especially during the holidays. However, there are things parents can do to avoid stressful situations.

Posted: 3:45 PM If you turn to alcohol to relieve stress during the holidays there is some good news. The brain can repair some of the damage caused by heavy drinking.

Updated: 7:26 PM Food safety remains a major concern in the United States. The deadly, spinach e.Coli outbreak served as a frightening reminder about just how vulnerable our food supply is. At this USDA Research Center in Albany, scientists are working to make sure that does not happen again.

Updated: 7:21 PM Could there eventually be such a thing as a drug or bomb sniffing human? Scientists say the answer is yes, if we are willing to get down on all fours and sniff the ground.

Updated: 7:21 PM If you are flying this holiday season, you know you will have to take your shoes off as you pass through security. Doctors say there is something else you need to remember, make sure to wear socks.

Updated: 6:48 PM If you use Acetaminophen to relieve headaches, or the aches and pains of flu season, doctors want to make sure you are not taking too much of the pain medicine. Doctors say taking several medications with Acetaminophen in them can be damaging to your liver.

Posted: 4:14 PM A study of nearly 2,500 women who had surgery for breast cancer found those on a low-fat diet had a modest 20% lower risk for relapse.

Updated: 7:13 PM The number of women diagnosed with the dreaded disease is down slightly.

Updated: 7:10 PM The higher a participant's IQ went, the more likely it was they grew up to be a vegetarian.

Updated: 7:06 PM Research suggests that for some women, a daily drink can raise the risk of developing breast cancer.

Posted: 4:12 PM Most Americans gain a pound or two during the holidays. Making healthy choices at holiday parties is the key to keeping off that extra weight.

Updated: 9:37 PM Experts say red holly berries can be fatal to eat, even just a small amount of them. Also, be careful before you kiss your sweetheart under the mistletoe; the berries, leaves, and stems are poisonous. Other toxic plants include the Jerusalem cherry and the bittersweet.

Posted: 7:08 PM Doctors have learned a nasty cough could mean more than respiratory problems.

Updated: 6:45 PM New research has found the longer a doctor takes before removing the scope from the colon, the more likely they are to find polyps.

Updated: 6:43 PM New technology makes it possible for people with scoliosis to get better medical attention.

Updated: 6:44 PM Medical spas that offer botox injections are booming at malls across the country. The number jumped from 50 in 2002, when botox won federal approval, to about 2500 last year.

Posted: 4:17 PM A recent study looked at 100 families with children who regularly visit a pediatrician. They found parents of kids with high blood pressure were 15 times more likely to have heart disease.

Updated: 7:08 PM The creator of Indo-row says you can burn 400 to 900 calories in a 50-minute class.

Updated: 4:34 PM A new study says no. Luxury priced products are no better than the drugstore brands in reducing wrinkles.

Updated: 6:56 PM Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese practice that focuses on balancing the body's life force.

Updated: 7:16 PM A study there took 15 male smokers in their 20's and 30's and finding abnormal heart function could be reversed when the smokers gave up their habit.

Updated: 7:01 PM Italian researchers analyzed 34 studies that looked at the effects of alcohol on men and women. They found men who drank two to four servings of alcohol a day and women who had two servings experienced a health benefit and had a lower risk of death.