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Researchers warn mammograms may find tumors too slow-growing to cause a problem, resulting in unnecessary surgery and radiation

Dutch company PAL-V has created a car-plane hybrid that can cruise through the air as easily as it can down the street

Researchers call body mass index a "baloney mass index" when it comes to accurate obesity measures

Research finds regularly eating fried food doesn't cause heart attacks -- it's type of oil, not amount consumed that matters

Are fried foods really that bad for us? Dr. Holly Phillips reports on a new study that shows eating fried foods, even on a regular basis, doesn't necessarily lead directly to heart disease

Wiens addressed media at Brigham and Women's Hospital a little more than one year after his surgery was performed

A major study focusing on identical twins looked at 24 different diseases and calculated the usefulness of genetic testing. Dr. Jon LaPook reports.

Face transplant patient can feel daughter's kisses

Deadly skin cancer saw rates rise 8-fold in young women from 1970 to 2009, according to Mayo Clinic study

Study found about one in 10 children with severe autism got rid of symptoms by age 8; researchers dubbed them "bloomers"

On World Autism Awareness Day, experts say the best thing parents can do is educate themselves about the early warning signs. Ines Ferre reports

How could something so sweet be so bad for you? That’s exactly the point.

Fifteen year-old Bill Colliton loves the guitar. He plays baseball, and rides the bus to school.

A 2011 survey by Autism Speaks set out to find the top places to live for people with autism in terms of access to educational, medical and recreational services; For 2012, the same issues for parents persist

Study tracked 60,000 women and found long-term hormone use of any kind raised risk