Mass Transit: Breeding Ground for Flu?
As more people opt to take buses and trains, some warn of cold and flu spread.

Allergy Insurance: Nothing to Sneeze At
The cost to manage allergies is relatively low, but still out of reach for many.

New 'Joy of Sex': Motorcycle Sex to Viagra
Dr. Alex Comfort's 1972 sex classic is reinvented for a new generation.

Taking the Scope Out of Colonoscopy
A new substitute for colonoscopy is reasonably accurate in detecting cancer.

Did Teachers Handcuff Kids With Autism?
A N.C. disability rights group is investigating alleged abuse at a school.

Facing Loss in Financial or Natural Disasters
Experts say how you lose can change the mental burden on individuals.

Ike's Moldy Aftermath Is an Allergy Hazard
Returning residents are likely to face multiple mold problems.

'Grey's Anatomy' Gives Real Lessons
Television audiences get more than just entertainment out of medical shows.

Study: Water Bottles May Link to Diabetes
Doctors say BPA is showing up too often in diabetics and heart patients.

Can I Ever Be Cured Of My Allergy?
Dr. Jordan Josephson answers the question: 'Can I Ever Be Cured Of My Allergy?'