Several residents who live at the General Braddock Towers , are voicing concerns about unsanitary and potentially unsafe conditions. Kevin Morrison, , told us he hasn't been back in his apartment for three weeks, since he returned home one night and di

It's a knee injury that affects more than a million people every year. It's called a meniscus tear or tear in the knee cartilage, and it happened to David Ortiz, Tiger Woods, Framingham, Mass.' John Studley. "It was painful and going through the process

Rosacea is a skin disorder that affects millions of Americans.It shows up as redness in the face and acne-like pimples. Until recently, the cause of rosacea was unknown but researchers have found clues to learn what sparks the disorder.

Andrea Curry-Demus, Terrence Andrews and Troy Hill. Three people, each with a history of mental illness, each had some treatment or evaluation from the Western Psychiatric Institute and ClinicNow, each is now charged with criminal homicide in bizarre kil

A Qantas flight from Hong Kong, China, to Melbourne, Australia, made an emergency landing in Manila, Philippines on Friday after losing cabin pressure, the airline said.An inspection later revealed a hole in the jet's fuselage, which authorities were inv

Mild memory impairment may be associated with a sound processing disorder called central auditory processing dysfunction, say U.S. researchers.People with the disorder have difficulty hearing in complex situations with competing noise, such as making out

PITTSBURGH - A Tennessee woman has been charged with attempted homicide for trying to poison her 4-month-old son at a city hospital by injecting a saltwater solution into his feeding tube, police said.

Limes and lime juice are greatly recommended to add to food and sauces in areas where the possibility of cholera is high.

Here's another reason to add coffee to your cart when you visit your local natural or organic food store: Drinking coffee--especially decaf--may be associated with a reduced risk of type 2 diabetes

Numerous Straight, Inc. and Kids Helping Kids survivors, along with other concerned activists, traveled from 5 different states and the Greater Cincinnati area to participate in the July 11, 2008 protest in Milford, Ohio.