advertisement
  • Health Headlines
  1. Vytorin_20100311181650_JPG

    Merck: Study of Vytorin effectiveness

    Researchers will continue a study of a controversial Merck & Co. cholesterol drug after safety monitors decided data so far indicate the drug is safe and effective, the company said Thursday.

    • Scale -- weight

      Book names unhealthiest restaurants

      The authors of “Eat This, Not That” have some recommendations of places you may want to avoid if you’re counting calories.

      • FDA_investigates_Fosom1f37dc20-09af-4361-ade5-a00ca4e70f7c0000_JPG

        FDA to investigate Fosamax

        The FDA has agreed to investigate the osteoporosis drug Fosamax and a particular type of femur fracture after an ABC report.

        1. Medical evidence supports junk food tax

          Medical evidence supports junk food tax

          Research says unhealthy foods become less popular with increasing costs.

        2. Eating processed meats may be harmful

          Eating processed meats may be harmful

          New research shows eating processed meat may be harmful to your heart.

        3. Running as you age

          Running as you age

          Running is not simply for the young and healthy

        4. Working moms vs. stay-at-home moms

          Working moms vs. stay-at-home moms

          New research finds middle ground for the debate over working moms versus stay-at-home moms.

        5. Is your diet making you fat?

          Is your diet making you fat?

          Hundred calorie treats and low-fat packaged food are definitely convenient, but some doctors say they can defeat the purpose for many reasons.

        6. Lawsuit filed over fish oil

          Lawsuit filed over fish oil

          A lawyer in California filed a lawsuit claiming some brands of fish oil supplements contain illegal levels of polychlorinated biphenyl compounds, or PCBs.

        advertisement

        Meet Alicia Booth


        1. Alicia Booth

          Alicia Booth

          As NewsChannel5's health reporter, Alicia is commited to improving the health of Northeast Ohioans.  She reports daily on the latest medical research and how to interpret it.

        advertisement
        advertisement