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Move over Juvederm and Restalyne. Make way for a new skin filler. Johns Hopkins researchers say they have improved the technology on popular injectable hyaluronic gels that gloriously restored skin’s volume and wiped away wrinkles -- but sagged or faded away after about a year

Latest statistics show marijuana use up across nation. Which state is highest?

Dr. Francis Collins, chief of National Institutes of Health, predicts vaccine's availability within five years

Growing numbers of surgical patients opting for hypnosis over general anesthesia

Alexis and Noah Beery of Encinitas, Calif, 14, received personalized treatment once genomes were mapped

United Nations agency says about two billion people worldwide are infected with viruses that cause potentially deadly liver disease

Addiction specialists say that too much smartphone use causes people to withdraw from reality and smartphone withdrawal can cause physical symptoms and depression.

Watchdog group erects sign warning of health dangers associated with hot dogs, but industry group calls sign "absurd"

New York City researchers spoke to nearly 16,000 people ordering fast-food during lunchtime

Which states put up the biggest roadblocks to women seeking abortions? You might be surprised

Dr. Jennifer Ashton reports on how gene mapping changed the life of one set of California twins, who from birth suffered one mysterious illness after another.

New York City's requirement that fast-food restaurants post calorie counts on menus led one in six customers to notice the information and buy foods with fewer calories, according to new research released on Tuesday.

Sixty-three-year-old man held for psychiatric evaluation after unsuccessful bit at self-surgery for painful hernia

A new study shows that the Internet can be as addictive as alcohol and cigarettes as deprivation may lead to feelings of unhappiness. KENS-TV's Wendy Rigby reports.

Reality star's diagnosis makes her among eight million Americans with auto-immune disease, which is controllable if not curable