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Dr. Robert Ouellet, the new President of the Canadian Medical Association, meets reporters after his inaugural speech as head of the CMA in Montreal, Wednesday, Aug.20, 2008.

An expensive vaccine aimed at preventing cervical cancer makes sense for young teens when it comes to cost-effectiveness, but not for women in their 20s, contends a new report.

An expensive vaccine aimed at preventing cervical cancer makes sense for young teens when it comes to cost-effectiveness, but not for women in their 20s, contends a new report.

A little berry may have very effective health benefits as everything tastes good after you eat berry. It can help children to eat healthy and appreciate vegetables.As the U.S. continues to face an obesity crisis due to a lack of healthy diets, Dr. Sean Kenniff reports on a West African berry which makes healthy foods such as spinach or broccoli taste like candy.read more

Abu Dhabi: The Federal Customs Authority has denied reports that it intends to increase customs duties on tobacco products by 200 per cent. "It is not the responsibility of the authority to take ...

The number of Canadian teenagers who say they've had sexual intercourse at least once is on the decline, Statistics Canada reported Wednesday.

The trend towards more healthful School meal choices continues this fall with district nutrition programs emphasizing whole grains, fruits and vegetables while cutting back on trans fats, added sugar and sodium, according to the School Nutrition Association's 2008 Back to School Nutrition Trends report released recently.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - A new understanding of the origins of brown fat cells -- the 'good' kind of fat that burns energy and keeps us warm -- may lead to new treatments for obesity, two research teams reported on Wednesday.

AP - An expensive vaccine aimed at preventing cervical cancer makes sense for young teens when it comes to cost-effectiveness, but not for women in their 20s, contends a new report.

HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, Aug. 20 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers who last yearreported a possible link between cholesterol-lowering statin drugs andcancer now say that further analysis has disproved such an association.