Searching for a medical miracle
From the famous French village of Lourdes to spiritual healers, Amanda Enayati details the search for miracles in the face of illness.
May 022012
Is there a bias against creativity?
Creativity has taken center stage in recent years, with a slew of books, articles and TED talks extolling the virtues of imagination and exhorting young and old to go out and exercise their creative muscle.
What all the letters mean to your heart
Susan Hendricks reports on the ABCs of heart health in today’s Health Minute.
Vaccines don’t have to hurt as much
A new study looks at ways to comfort babies when they are being vaccinated.
Apr 192012
Trouble with teething
Susan Hendricks tells us that getting new teeth can be painful for children and offers helpful tips.
Apr 192012
Eat smart for good health
Reporter Mary Ellen Hopkins tells us how eating smart can help us lose weight and fight disease.
Apr 192012
Keep bones healthy while young
Young people should protect their bone health to prevent the risk of osteoporosis later. HLN’s Susan Hendricks reports.
Apr 192012
New study links weight to autism
Reporter Andy Rose tells us about a new study that finds heavy women have a greater chance of having an autistic child.
Apr 192012
Heart attack survivors & alcohol
Michelle Wright looks at how alcohol consumption affects those who have had a heart attack.
Meet a one-handed baseball player
Susan Hendricks introduces us to an unusual Little Leaguer who excels at the game despite having only one hand.
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