Posted: 4:01 PM he Food and Drug Administration is warning people not to eat raw or partially cooked shellfish harvested from New York's Oyster Bay Harbor because they have been linked to cases of foodborne illness in several states.
Updated: 11:55 PM After more than a week without working air conditioning, a Mishawaka Dollar General closed its doors temporarily Saturday for safety reasons.
Posted: 4:50 PM A new report sought by Congress recommends that soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan be screened for post-traumatic stress disorder at least once a year and that federal agencies conduct more research to determine how well the various treatments are working.
Posted: 4:19 AM A new study of full-term births suggests differences exist within the range of that definition, and it raises questions about hastening childbirth by scheduling cesarean deliveries strictly for convenience.
Updated: 9:58 PM A look at the health care law in Indiana and Michigan.
Posted: 7:02 AM A new poll finds that Americans overwhelmingly want the president and Congress to get to work on a new bill to change the health care system if the Supreme Court strikes down President Barack Obama's 2010 law as unconstitutional.
Posted: 4:31 AM The World Health Organization says the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea is growing resistant to drugs and could soon become untreatable.
Posted: 4:21 AM A new state report says the number of abortions performed in Indiana in 2010 fell 5 percent from the previous year.
Posted: 4:05 PM You've heard the song "Your Cheating Heart?" well apparently researchers have found a connection between men who cheat and deadly heart attacks.
Posted: 3:08 PM The National Institutes of Health finds cooling a baby's body temperature may help treat birth complications and help them survive into early childhood.
Updated: 7:02 PM It's something we only expect to see in zombie movies, a naked man attacking another man, biting and eating parts of his face.
Updated: 6:46 PM Summer is practically here and for many people that means more sweet frozen treats.But teeth sensitivity can have you screaming for ice cream, in pain.
Updated: 6:56 PM May is Melanoma Awareness Month and as summer creeps closer it's important to protect your skin. People diagnosed with meta-static melanoma in their arms or legs can't always protect their limbs from the cancer and can lose them.
Posted: 2:35 PM A new study reveals the problems associated with sleep apnea go way beyond loud snoring.
Posted: 4:09 PM The Food and Drug Administration is considering approval of the first over-the-counter HIV test that would allow consumers to quickly test themselves for the virus at home, without medical supervision.
Posted: 4:20 AM Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius will announce major steps today to fight Alzheimer's.
Updated: 7:20 PM It can kill kids before their first birthday. The infantile form of Pompe disease is a death sentence if not treated. But now there is something keeping kids alive longer.
Posted: 4:06 AM Three months after having a tumor the size of an orange removed from his brain, a 25-year-old Jackson man has finished a 5K race at the Big House in Ann Arbor.
Posted: 4:01 AM Researchers say opportunities for young adults with autism are limited and the problem needs to be urgently addressed in the next decade as half a million autistic children reach adulthood.
Posted: 4:46 PM The Food and Drug Administration is considering approval of the first over-the-counter HIV test that would allow consumers to quickly test themselves for the virus at home, without medical supervision.
Updated: 12:42 PM While science fiction has fascinated us for years, time is critical in real life situations and teleporting medicine is happening right here in Michiana.
Posted: 3:41 PM The Food and Drug Administration holds a meeting Thursday to decide whether a daily pill called Truvada should be approved for people who are at risk of contracting HIV.
Posted: 2:41 PM Regular exercise can reverse muscle breakdown caused by aging and heart failure.
Posted: 6:14 AM The government is taking steps to help ensure that children who need CT scans and other X-ray-based tests don't get an adult-sized dose of radiation.
