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Maximum daily dose cut down to six pills instead of eight

Up close and personal with disorder that can be as disfiguring as it is rare

Askmen.com's Great Male Survey polled 70,000 men on sex and lifestyle topics

Esophageal cancer may be hereditary, scientists find

Heat-related illnesses that strike during a sport or recreational activity send nearly 6,000 people in the U.S. to emergency rooms every year, according to a report released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CBS News national security correspondent David Martin reports on the closing of the military's most famous hospital, the Walter Reed Medical Center.

You might be surprised at how dangerous roads can be - even when you're not behind the wheel

A San Francisco judge will hear arguments on whether to remove a ballot proposal that would allow voters to ban circumcision.

People who seek cosmetic surgery might be better off with psycotherapy, Belgian study suggests

More than three million Americans are infected with hepatitis C, a blood-borne virus that's linked to 12,000 deaths every year.

Children and adolescents who use cell phones no more likely to develop cancer than kids who don't, says new research from Europe

Despite conflicting report, a new study finds that there is no link between an increased risk of brain cancer and cell phone use among children and teens. Dr. Jennifer Ashton reports.

Following report that said cell phone use doesn't raise kids' risk of brain cancer, experts say not so fast

Health spending will account for 20 percent of total U.S.

A study of users under the age of 20 found no link between cell phone use and an increased risk for brain cancer.