Taiwanese researchers found measurable levels of the chemical additive in the urine of study group members eating out of a melamine bowl as opposed to a ceramic bowl.

The first U.S. experiments with "brain pacemakers" for Alzheimer's are getting under way.

A UC Berkeley study shows that poor sleeping habits may lead to couples feeling unappreciated.

For the week of January 6-12, 8.2 percent of all deaths were tied to influenza and pneumonia, the CDC reported, which exceeds the 7.2 percent threshold used to measure an epidemic.

Thirty states are reporting high levels of flu-like illness.

Area health care facilities are taking precautions to protect patients and visitors from the flu.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate one in 88 children have an autism spectrum disorders.

Trust Women director Julie Burkhart told The Associated Press Tuesday their Wichita clinic will offer comprehensive obstetrical and gynecological health care services as well as abortions.

CBS Station KTVT Dallas reported on Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas' implementation of cameras and microphones attached to 15 incubators in its neonatal intensive care unit.

Forty-seven states have now reported widespread influenza activity, according to the CDC's latest FluView report, three more states than officials estimated Wednesday.

Win or lose Saturday, Miss America contestant Allyn Rose will have conveyed a message about breast cancer prevention using her primary tool as a beauty queen: her body.

If a cold doesn't run its course in a couple week, it may have progressed into a bacterial infection called sinusitis.

Jeff Hoffmeister's service dog Kira woke him up in the middle of the night when his blood sugar was at dangerously low levels.

At least nine Canadian patients have contracted a strain of "incurable" gonorrhea.

The Kansas Dept. of Health and Environment said Wednesday that the influenza activity is widespread in the state.

A new report revealed that every three weeks a child dies from a television tipping over, and nearly 13,000 more children are injured each year in the U.S. This represents a 31 percent increase in TV tip-over related injuries over the last 10 years.

Gov. Sam Brownback was joined by Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer and the rest of his team at the first weigh-in for the Governor's Weight Loss Challenge. The program encourages state employees to form groups and motivate each other to live healthier lifestyles.

Many people make New Year's resolutions to help their health. Experts say having a plan will help you stick to them.

The state is trying to force child support payments from a man who donated sperm for a lesbian couple to conceive.

Just hours after they're born, babies seem to be able to tell the difference between sounds in their native tongue.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton remains hospitalized at New York-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan on Monday for a blood clot.

Dominic Paolini sued Nebraska-based Triage Staffing for negligence in July, shortly after David Kwiatkowski's arrest.

The FDA on Monday approved a Johnson & Johnson tuberculosis pill called Sirturo for use with older drugs to fight a hard-to-treat strain of tuberculosis that has not responded to other medications.

An epic New Year's Eve party can turn into an Earth-shattering hangover on New Year's Day.

Sara and John Ratzenberger were barely through their honeymoon when she started suffering symptoms that eventually were diagnosed as lung cancer. Stormont-Vail's palliative care team helped the family with its journey.