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The recent e coli outbreak in Europe has prompted a renewed focus on the safety of food in the U.S. With next year's proposed budget cuts for regulators, Armen Keteyian reports on the status of food safety.

Turning his head from side to side as he checks his reflection in the barbershop mirror, Terrell Mack seems pretty pleased with his haircut -- a tight, neat crop -- but he can't get up from the chair just yet.

Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson says pills' musty odor caused by compound that's also linked to mild stomach symptoms

Final decision lies with FDA commissioner, but unanimous vote to withdraw widely-used cancer drug is significant

National Resources Defense Council tested water from 3,000 beaches to list 10 worst offenders in U.S.

New report shows 10 beaches as repeat offenders on list of most polluted - is one near you?

Mouse study shows controversial chemical "demasculinzes" males, making them less attractive to opposite sex

Cardiologist and team of nurses credited with saving life of man who had heart attack during heart disease class in Maine

Children and adolescents who eat candy less likely to be overweight or obese than kids who don't eat candy, new study shows

Johnson & Johnson is recalling more than 60,000 Tylenol Extra Strength tablets made in Feb. 2009 that have been linked to minor stomach issues.

Drinking diet soda increased study participant's waist sizes up to 70 percent

Debbye Turner Bell reports on the dangerous blood disease Babesiosis, spread by the same ticks that cause Lyme Disease, and gives some important information on how at-risk patients can protect themselves.

Same chemical linked to earlier Johnson & Johnson recalls, likely from shipping pallets, prompts latest announcement

The FDA granted preliminary approval to use Avastin for advanced breast cancer in 2008, but recent studies have led to a call to revoke that approval. Dr

USDA wants Americans to clean, separate, cook, and chill to prevent foodborne diseases.