The New Jersey Public Health Council is expected to vote Monday on a rule that would require flu vaccines for any child entering day care or preschool.

  After taking off their shoes, emptying their pockets and passing through security checkpoints, travelers at some American airports can now roll up a sleeve for a flu shot.

  A line of water bottles that had become a symbol of environmental responsibility has been removed from the shelves of Canada?s leading outdoor gear retailer over concerns about a chemical used in its manufacture.

  A study says that at least 46,600 children along the Gulf Coast are still struggling with mental health problems and other serious aftereffects of hurricanes in 2005.

  Using mental tricks, or dissociating, can get you to the finish line faster.

  Even as the beef industry spends hundreds of millions of dollars a year to keep harmful pathogens out of the meat it sells to the public, it appears to be losing ground.

  Sticky notes, mnemonics and other tips for the forgetful.

  Heather Kuzmich is not ?America?s Next Top Model,?but she is a model for others with Asperger?s syndrome.

  Super Glue is credited with saving lives in emergency situations, but should you keep some in the medicine cabinet?

  New Medicare rules for a small but promising class of cancer drugs may cause thousands of lymphoma patients to lose access to the treatment.

  The teenage birth rate in the United States rose 3 percent in 2006, the first increase since 1991, fueling a debate about whether the Bush administration?s abstinence-only sexual education efforts are working.

  A federal advisory committee voted Wednesday that Genentech?s drug Avastin should not be approved as a treatment for breast cancer.

  A study concluded that dyslexics were more likely than nondyslexics to excel in oral communication and problem solving and to own two or more businesses.

  Medical treatments are being delayed or deferred at hospitals worldwide because of the extended shutdown of a Canadian isotope reactor.