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Food, Cosmetic Labels to Note Dye Derived From Bug The FDA has ordered foods and cosmetics to note the color additives carmine and cochineal extract on ingredient lists starting in 2011.
Brain Device May Ease Parkinson's Deep brain stimulation may be more helpful than other treatments for advanced Parkinson's disease, but it's also riskier, a new study shows.
Out-of-Pocket Medical Spending Up Americans paid 39% more out of pocket to care for their chronic medical conditions in 2005 than in 1996, experts note in the journal Health Affairs.
Garlic's Cancer Benefits Challenged More research is needed before garlic can be touted as a way to lower the risk of some types of cancer, according to a new review of studies on the issue.
Health Spending Slows, but Will It Last? The United States spent $2.2 trillion on health care in 2007, a record despite a substantial slowdown in the growth of medical costs, according to federal data released Tuesday.
U.S. Daredevils Admit Risky Business Consumer Reports: Americans' favorite risks are fast driving, cell-phone use while driving, mowing/blowing without ear protection, and helmet-free bicycling.
Steve Jobs' Hormonal Imbalance: FAQ Steve Jobs today posted a letter on the Apple web site stating that he has a "hormonal imbalance" that caused him to lose weight throughout 2008, and that he's being treated and staying on the job as Apple's CEO.
CFS Linked to Childhood Trauma Experiencing serious trauma during childhood may increase a person's risk for developing chronic fatigue syndrome later in life, a new study suggests.
Bulimia Tied to Brain Differences Women with bulimia nervosa may particularly impulsive because of their brain activity patterns, a new study shows.
Kawasaki Disease: No Link to Travolta Death Jett Travolta's childhood brush with Kawasaki disease is highly unlikely to have caused the seizures that apparently led to his death, a Kawasaki expert tells WebMD.