South Florida's Catholic Scholars React to Obama...
The president announced employees at religious institutions will be able to get free contraception directly from insurance companies Read »
Treating Heart Attacks With Stem Cells
UCSF doctors believe they have found a way to use patients' own stem cells to repair damage caused by a heart... Watch »
Birth Control Battle
Contraceptives take center stage in yet another health care battle. Watch »
Hospital Celebrates 105-Year-Old Volunteer
Dorrie Aber Noyek was born in Liverpool in 1907 and has lived in South Florida since 1941. Read »
Platelet Rich Plasma Increasing in Popularity
Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant and Alex Rodriguez are among the elite athletes who have put PRP injections on the map. Read »
BSO to Hold Prescription "Take Back" Event
The event is on Saturday morning Read »
Now You Can Inhale Your Caffeine
Move over, coffee and Red Bull. A Harvard professor thinks people will get their shot of caffeine from a... Read »
JHS, SEIU Make 3-Year Deal
Jackson Health System and a union representing medical professionals announced Tuesday that they have reached a... Read »
Going Red for Young Hearts
A High School junior who has lived with heart problems her entire life gets other teens to pay attention to a... Read »
Crown Princess to Return Early Due to Norovirus
Princess Cruises says its Crown Princess ship is experiencing another outbreak, and will return from its voyage... Read »
Patients Try Alternative to Eye Surgery
Ortho-K is a non-invasive alternative to surgery. Read »
What's Wrong With Having a Sweet Tooth?
NBC Miami's latest roundup of health stories making news. Read »
Music Soothes Hospitalized Children
Musical therapy helps a young patient with Down syndrome. Watch »
Cruise Ships Return Home After Virus Outbreaks
Two cruise ships returned to Port Everglades, Flo., after 263 passengers fell ill with Norovirus due to... Watch »
'Ouchless Needle' Used in Miami
Coconut Grove dermatologist first to offer 'ouchless needle' to his patients Read »
Oxycodone Purchases Down in Fla.: Officials
The figures were released by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Read »
Heart Surgery Survivor Dancing, Biking Again
Heart disease is the number one killer. A Hollywood woman paid attention to warning signs. Read »
Pfizer Recalls 1M Birth Control Packs
Packaging error could raise risk women would get pregnant accidentally. Read »
McDonald's: No More Pink Slime in Burgers
Food additive, deemed safe by the USDA, is used to kill bacteria. Read »
Multitasking Hurts Tween Brains: Stanford
Being too digitally social can hurt the development of tweenage girls, according to a new Stanford study. Read »


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