Colombian Women Top 'Sexiest Nationalities' List: Survey

(NEW YORK) -- Colombian women top the list of the world’s sexiest nationalities, according to a new survey, with one in four U.S. men claiming it as the favorite country when it comes to the... Read More

Family Sues NHL Over Player's Death

(NEW YORK) -- The family of former New York Rangers hockey player Derek Boogaard, who died in 2011 of an accidental drug overdose, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the National Hockey Lea... Read More

CDC: Teens Who Text Behind Wheel Engage in More Driving Risks

(NEW YORK) -- Teens who text while driving are more likely to engage in other risky behaviors in a car, a new government study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics finds.... Read More

Student Says Peanut Allergy Forced College Withdrawal

(NEW YORK) -- For Kelsey Hough, a tiny peanut is a big problem. So big, in fact, that the 26-year-old student says her life-threatening peanut allergy forced her to abandon her college progra... Read More

Montana Man Gets $59,000 for Brain Cancer Misdiagnosis

(NEW YORK) -- For six months, Mark Templin, a Vietnam-era Air Force veteran from Helena, Mont., prepared to die. The retired 78-year-old checked himself into the Fort Harrison VA Medical... Read More

Girl with Tics Bucks Doctors, Blames Lyme Disease

(NEW YORK) -- On Dec. 19, 2011, Lori Brownell, who was 17 at the time, shot a YouTube video of herself as she talked about the tics she'd developed weeks earlier. She twitched her body, flutt... Read More

Ga. High School Teens Suspended for Getting Piercings in Locker Room

(ATLANTA) -- Four teenage girls at an Atlanta high school were suspended after they snuck away to the gym locker room to endure amateur tongue, navel, and lip piercings during school hours. Reon... Read More

Heightened Estrogen Levels Associated with Sudden Cardiac Death

(NEW YORK) -- Heightened estrogen level may be associated with an increased risk of cardiac death in both men and woman, according a new study. The study was presented on Friday at an an... Read More

Colon Cancer Among 'Least Prevented'

(NEW YORK) -- Karen Witkus took the prescription, folded it up and tucked it in her wallet. She didn't want to think about the colonoscopy it would procure. "I heard horror stories about... Read More

Potential Dangers of Baseball Injuries May Lead to Change

(NEW YORK) -- It took about a third of a second for a rocket of a line drive to blast Toronto Blue Jays pitcher J.A. Happ in the head. It was faster than the blink of an eye, leaving fans in stunne... Read More