Short, Stout, Has a Handle on Colds
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Thanks in part to Oprah, the neti pot is having what can only be termed a moment.
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- For a few days, Garrett Lucash thought he might have to skate while hooked up to an intravenous tube.
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Short people complain of poorer mental and physical health than those of average height, a study reveals.
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Reports of the travels of a man with a dangerous form of tuberculosis seem to agree only in the missed chances to head off a health scandal.
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By Beccy Tanner, The Wichita Eagle, Kan.  May 29--They call it the "Greensburg cough." Some workers, volunteers and residents who have been cleaning up debris from the May 4 tornado have experienced a cough and sore throat.
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Illustration by Mark Coomer / Courier &amp; Press. WASHINGTON - At family gatherings, talk of the latest ailments is a dinnertime staple.
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By Jan Jarvis, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Feb. 21--GRAPEVINE -- Emily Lastinger was running a 103-degree fever and fighting the flu with lots of liquids and bed rest.
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Most women would agree he has a very nice rear end. Tall and handsome, he has the kind of Baywatch muscles that would make many of both sexes drool.
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The bat, Anoura fistulata, has a tongue one and a half times its body length.
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All her life, Jamie Fear's gut had been her proverbial Achilles' heel. When other people contracted colds or other respiratory infections, she got stomach viruses. She tried to baby her digestive system and learned to live with her sensitive stomach.
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INNEAPOLIS, Aug. 17 - The Yankees&#39; Gary Sheffield has a pulled muscle and bursitis in his troublesome left shoulder, but can continue to play, according to a diagnosis provided on Tuesday by Dr. Frank Jobe, the noted orthopedic surgeon who ...
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A numbing cold, a killing cold, a cold like this Memphis teen had never experienced before. Sixty years ago this month, then Pfc. Edward Arnold of the Army&#39;s 87th Division was hunkered down in a foxhole in the Ardennes Forest of Belgium.
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This story of a father trying to help his son is supposed to be heartwarming, but feels a bit cold-blooded.
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Perfect for a culture obsessed with its innards, a new documentary dispenses with all the plot nonsense of CSI and House. One high-def shot after another of visceral video -- cold beer flowing down a man's gullet, or a teen's muscle-and-bone growth spurt -- show beauty is more than skin deep.
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By Sharon Kiley Mack, Bangor Daily News, Maine  Dec.
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A mystery respiratory illness that is plaguing a local hospital is likely to be the result of a viral, and not bacterial, infection.
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The shortage of flu vaccine has imposed an unusual moral and philosophical calculus on healthy New Yorkers as they face up to the worries of the coming flu season.