The Food and Drug Administration says foods made with milk will be held at ports of entry, as a precaution, until independent tests show they are free of the industrial chemical melamine.

Researchers at California State University-Fullerton say lowering air pollution in Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley would save more lives annually than ending all motor vehicle fatalities in the two regions.

Obama promised his daughters a dog if he was elected, but noted at a news conference that one of his daughters is allergic so the pooch would have to be hypoallergenic.

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The study involved only 16 patients. But in four of them, symptoms nearly disappeared.

Kansas regulators are considering tighter rules for labeling dairy products that come from cows not injected with artificial growth hormones.

A national effort to get the public's opinion on health care reform is under way this week and next.

Doctors may be able to determine which women will be helped by the powerful breast cancer drug tamoxifen.

The odds of having a premature baby are 12.2% in Kansas.

Exercise can do a lot of good for many people, but it apparently doesn't do much for patients with heart failure.

Studies showed that stent patients who were taking Plavix with popular prescription heartburn drugs, including Nexium, were significantly more likely to be hospitalized for a heart attack, stroke, chest pain or a coronary artery bypass operation than those who took Plavix alone.

Researchers say a nasty, sometimes deadly stomach bug may be at least six times more common than previously thought.

A documentary about the World War II service of the 77th Evacuation Hospital formed at the University of Kansas Medical Center has been completed.

It's one of the largest and longest studies of the supplements taken by millions of Americans.

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A government study says people who eat wild game shot with lead bullets tend to have higher lead levels in their blood.

State Health Department officials say a 10-year-old Keyes boy has died from meningitis.

We have another recall to warn you about this morning. The government is recalling three toys because of a choking hazard to children.

A new study reinforces the wisdom of hand washing.

Is your child clingy? Experts say most kids conquer separation anxiety by their 3rd birthday, but don't be surprised if temporary episodes recur.

A government study finds that a popular antidepressant and three months of psychotherapy can dramatically help children with anxiety disorder.

The government says the rate of new diabetes cases nearly doubled in the United States over the last decade.

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The Kansas Bioscience Authority has awarded $10 million to programs aimed at expanding life sciences in the state.

University of Kansas researchers get a $2 million grant to study if video conferencing with smokers can help them quit.