Saving the Baby from Mommy's Sickness

A new study has identified a new drug regimen that may reduce the risk of spreading HIV from an infected mother to her infant.

The Damage Done from the Get-Go

Using mice, researchers have modeled how the human body reacts to the early stages of HIV infection. The study also reveals how the disease is related to nerve cell damage.

Bacteria in the Broccoli

Taylor Farms Pacific is voluntarily recalling products containing broccoli because of possible health risks posed by bacterial contamination.

The Fish Might Make You Sick

W H & Group LLC is recalling dried fish that was not eviscerated prior to processing. New York State Dept. of Agriculture and Markets Food Inspectors made the discovery during a routine inspection.

Abacavir Update: Yes It's Still Safe, For Now

The FDA updated the public about an ongoing safety review of abacavir and a possible increased risk of heart attack. Since the announcement there has been conflicting information on the potential increased risk of heart attack.

AHEM! Please Heed This Warning

Even though research has found that over-the-counter cough and cold medications can lead to poisoning and death among children two years of age and younger, parents are still giving their children such medications.

Teeth Eater

Researchers have discovered a new type of bacteria associated with severe cavities in early childhood.

Help is Here, but You Aren't Eligible

Lack of health insurance coverage may affect hepatitis C patients' access to current antiviral treatments, according to a new study.

Proactive Against Ulcers with Probiotics

Spanish researchers have identified a strain of probiotic bacteria that may be helpful in treating ulcers caused by Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori).

Hi-Tech Salmonella Hunting

FDA scientists successfully used a new genome sequencing test to retrospectively examine a 2009-10 foodborne illness outbreak to help trace the source of the infection.