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European scientists sound alarm over S. Kentucky, emerging strain of drug-resistant salmonella

Ten years ago, NFL player Korey Stringer died of complications of heat stroke.

Dr. John Santa of Consumer Reports speaks to Chris Wragge about a new investigation that found some healthcare providers are unnecessarily marketing expensive heart procedures to healthy patients.

The government is tracking down the source of a salmonella outbreak linked to tainted turkey meat. At least one death was reported in California. Jeff Glor reports

Having given up on doctors and unable to afford medicine, ailing Indonesians turn to tracks outside Jakarta

A new study shows that habitual smartphone usage dulls vision as users generally hold their devices too close to their eyes. KENS-TV's Wendy Rigby reports.

There are many misconceptions about borderline personality disorder - what's the real scoop?

When a dieter starves themselves of calories, they starve their brain cells as well. New research finds that these hungry brain cells then release "feed me" signals, which drive hunger, slow metabolism and may cause diets to fail.

Tainted meat is just one thing that can cause potentially deadly bacterial illness

Government officials haven't named source of contaminated ground turkey linked to salmonella poisoning in 26 states

Spanish scientists suggest flavonoids from wine prevent skin from forming reactions that cause skin damage

The average wait time in a doctors office in the U.S.

Think your doc has all the answers? Some conditions produce symptoms so tricky that even good doctors fail to spot them

Fields given off by power lines and household appliances may cause immune system changes that lead to asthma, scientists say

Harvard School of Public Health study found 2 hours 30 minutes exercise per week reduced heart disease risk 14 percent