A survey of Hispanic poultry workers in western North Carolina suggests that policy changes, such as encouraging job rotation and creating worker safety committees, could result in fewer worker injuries.

Media campaigns that remind parents to talk with their children about sex are effective, according to a pediatric researcher at Brenner Children’s Hospital and Wake Forest University School of Medicine.

We've had several viewer requests for information about Meniere's disease. It's a condition that affects the ear, and though many believe they have it, it's actually not that common.

More Americans will die this year of lung cancer than of breast, prostate and colon cancers combined.

Overall a woman has a one in eight chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. In fact this year, doctors expect to diagnose about 213 thousand cases in the US.

As our weather gets cooler and drier, our scalps often suffer. Dandruff is fairly common, but not always easily treated.

A stroke can be characterized by a shortage of blood flowing to one part of the brain or bleeding inside the brain.

You really can't go anywhere without seeing someone listening to an MP3 player. It's a trend that worries a lot of doctors.

The hormone helps regulate growth, metabolism and a lot more. Now we hear more about the effect they have on athletics.

Cold, dry weather can lead to dry, itchy skin for a lot of us.

Thursday night's event called "Heart to Heart" included an open forum to let women ask all kinds of health questions.

It is the first study to show that only a little over an hour of meditation can dramatically reduce pain.

The EdnoSerter is used when inserting replacement cells into the eye during a type of corneal transplant.

A viewer writes her "14-year-old son has been complaining of a stomach ache. He says it just hurts on and off, not constantly." she went on to say her son had been diagnosed with IBS.

Stay Calm! It's not just a benefit for you and the person hurt, but the EMS workers on the way.