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Gail Evans releases 40 white doves during a Memorial Day service Saturday in Kentucky.
Flu season is just about over -- here are the stats
Dr. Drew, One Minute Clinic
Patenting genes: Justices tackle big health issue
Supreme Court seems worried about allowing human genes to be patented; major biomedical issue
5-year-old Boston bomb victim no longer critical
Doctor says 5-year-old Boston Marathon bombing victim no longer in critical condition
Forrest Gregg fighting Parkinson's, not the NFL
Forrest Gregg won't sue NFL although he believes concussions caused his Parkinson's disease
Victim of Boston bombings grateful to survive
Man injured in Boston bombings grateful he survived the blast that also hit his parents
Va. officials urge vaccinations for horses
Va officials urge vaccinations for horses despite low disease rates in 2012
Ambulance stolen at Va. hospital emergency room
Ambulance stolen outside U.Va. hospital emergency room, found a few blocks away
Understanding new sunscreen labels
Under new FDA guidelines, consumers will know from the sunscreen label whether the product is broad spectrum and protects against skin cancer or whether it will just help prevent a sunburn.
A new case in China adds unknowns to bird flu
A new case in China's capital adds unknowns to spread of latest bird flu
Defiance, tenderness, wariness in wake of Boston
Strains of defiance, tenderness, wariness as Americans try to make sense of Boston bombings
Appeals court hears challenge to gay therapy ban
Appeals court hears challenges to Calif. law that bans therapy to make gay minors straight
FDA panel backs inhaler drug for lung disease
FDA panel recommends approval for experimental COPD inhaler from Glaxo and Theravence
Illinois House approves use of medical marijuana
Illinois House OKs use of medical marijuana for patients with specific terminal illnesses
More than 3,000 people killed from driving while distracted
Dr.Drew, One Minute Clinic
Mixing diet soda with alcohol increases breath alcohol levels
Dr.Drew, One Minute Clinic
Dozens of Boston blast patients leave hospitals
Dozens of Boston blast patients released from hospitals; at least 14 of remaining critical
Ricin: A bioterror agent with few real victims
Made from castor beans, the poison ricin causes far more scares than deaths
