Long-Term Erythromycin Cut COPD Complications

People with moderate to severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease may be able to reduce the frequency of exacerbations through a regular, low dose of a common antibiotic, a new report says.

State's deer population rebounds from disease year

Cholera kills 300 in battered Zimbabwe Nearly 300 people have died from a cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe that is compounded by the country's collapsing health-care system, according to the World Health ...

Ginkgo Biloba May Prevent Alzheimer's Disease

Posted By pleeplop 2 hours, 8 minutes ago in Health & Fitness 1.0 Scale of 1 to 10 Read: 6 Propped: 1 Prop it A widow participates in a study to see if ginkgo biloba - a popular herbal supplement - helps ...

Slow progress to expand rountine HIV testing in the US

Little progress is being made in the United States to expand routine HIV testing and cut the rate of late HIV diagnoses, according to a number of studies presented to the National Summit on HIV Diagnosis, ...

TN deer population rebounds from disease year

The deer population in Tennessee has rebounded from last year as the first segment of gun season opens Saturday.

Alaska National Guard Families Get Needed Financial Assistance

Deployments of Alaska's National Guardsmen can leave their families living on reduced incomes, making it tough on these families who also are sacrificing for our nation.

Cougar Killed in Troup County, Ga.:

Hunters around West Point Lake might be led to believe that Georgia has a new predator roaming the woods - the cougar.

New CD Released: 'Downtown' Michael Brown

"Downtown" Michael Brown released his new CD in October. On the CD cover embedded in the saxophone is the image of Brown's late wife, Amanda, to whom this musical endeavor is dedicated.

A vote for the Lizard People

In light of the epic Coleman-Franken recount, Minnesota Public Radio is featuring a number of ballots in question that poll workers are examining.

Alabama Power plant nation's worst for mercury

Published: Friday, November 21, 2008 at 4:29 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, November 21, 2008 at 4:29 p.m. BIRMINGHAM, Ala.