Health & Science

Mayo Clinic's New Plan Targets Heart Disease

Nearly one out of every three Americans suffers from heart disease, a statistic one world-renowned medical center would like to reduce.

CDC: Bread Number One Source of Salt

Tuesday's CDC report says there's actually twice as much salt in bread and rolls as there is in salty junk food like chips or pretzels.

Study: Smoking, Decline of Mental Health Linked

A new study suggests smoking affects not only the smoker's brain, but his mind as well.

Scientists: Sugar Should Be Taxed, Regulated

Sugar is as dangerous as alcohol and tobacco and should be taxed and regulated, according to researchers from the University of California-San Francisco.

FDA Approves Breakthrough Cystic Fibrosis Drug

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug that treats the root cause of cystic fibrosis.

'Text4baby' Program Gives Tips for New Moms

Pregnancy can be a scary proposition for women, especially for first-time mothers.

Solar Storm Brings Fantastic Northern Lights

A major solar storm is bringing with it an impressive display of the northern lights.

Religious Employers Will Have to Pay for the Pill

President Barack Obama's health care law will force religious employers to pay for birth control pills, including controversial drugs that can abort early pregnancies.

March for Life Ralliers Hope for Pro-Life Legislation

The 39th annual March for Life will be held in Washington, D.C., Monday, in protest of the anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion.