Health officials say 1 in 5 new HIV infections occur in a tiny segment of the population - young men who are gay or bisexual.

The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on a New Mexico peanut butter plant that had repeated food safety violations over several years, using a new authority to halt operations at facilities that may be producing unsafe food.

A group of California prosecutors say they've reached a settlement with a weight loss company that claimed people could lose weight by spreading a so-called "sprinkle diet" over their food.

A judge has rejected the request of a condemned Ohio killer to delay his execution because of his extreme weight.

The Supreme Court is questioning a monopoly on hospital services in southwestern Georgia.

A clown suffered a fatal collapse in front of spectators at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.

A new study says injuries from the use of a kids' party attraction have skyrocketed along with the popularity of inflatable bounce houses.

U.S. Comsumer Product Saftey Commission officials are warning parents to keep single-load laundry detergent packets away from children.

Mammograms that begin at early ages may lead to unnecessary treatment for non lifethreatenig cancer.

Graduate rates among pregnant teens could improve with extra support at schools

Small glass pieces found in generic form of cholesterol lowering medication

Ranbaxy Pharmaceuticals is recalling several doses of its generic version of Lipitor because some batches of the cholesterol fighter may contain small glass particles.

It was developed to entertain, but technology developed for a live 3-D stage show playing at the El Dorado will soon be helping local kids deal with pain at a local hospital.

The Food and Drug Administration says it has approved the first seasonal flu vaccine made using animal cell technology, rather than the half-century egg method.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning parents to be careful with those little single-load liquid laundry packets.

New research shows unemployment hurts more than your wallet; it may damage your heart.

A California food company has issued a warning against eating or buying containers of its sesame paste because they could be contaminated with salmonella.

A federal judge is temporarily preventing the Obama administration from forcing a Christian publishing company to provide its employees with certain contraceptives under the new health care law.

The government says Medicare premiums are going up $5 a month for 2013. That's less than expected, but it'll still eat up nearly one-fourth of the typical cost-of-living raise for retirees.

The Food and Drug Administration says a New Mexico peanut company linked to a recent salmonella outbreak distributed peanut and almond butters even after testing showed the products were contaminated.

The nation's diabetes problem is getting worse, and health officials say the biggest changes have been in Oklahoma and a number of Southern states.

Quit smoking for just one day, that's the goal of the Great American Smokeout.

Center for American Progress worries budget will be balanced on the backs of Medicare recipients

Chief of compounding pharmacy beleived to be responsible for meningitis outbreak will not testify in front of congress

New details revealed on the compounding pharmacy responsible for a major meningitis outbreak