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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.

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.

Photos: 'Lucky 7' train in Hawaii

The 2012 Fit Nation Tri Challenge Team is made up of seven CNN viewers selected to train for the Nautica Malibu Triathlon with Dr. Sanjay Gupta in September. For updates, visit the Fit Nation page, follow the team on Twitter, or like our page on Facebook.

Choosing the right sunscreen

Reporter Edgar Treiguts tells us what to look for and avoid when we're buying sunscreen.

Tips for good dental health

We all know that good oral care can lead to a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. Reporter Joe Carter has some tips.

Sippy cups, binkies could be dangerous

A new study finds that sippy cups, binkies and bottles can injure children if they fall while using them.

Challenges of college with autism

Reporter Susan Hendricks looks at the challenges of going to college when you have autism spectrum disorder.

Cancers caused by infections

When we think of what causes cancer, what often comes to mind is tobacco smoke, having a family history of the disease.

Nuts: Portion control is key

Nuts pack a powerful punch as a snack, but portion control is key. Susan Hendricks has more in today's Health Minute.

Mosquito season is back

Mosquito season is back and West Nile is already showing up.

Heart-healthy neighborhoods

Susan Hendricks tells us about a study that finds that living in neighborhoods that promote health is good for the heart

Could you handle 'screen-free' week?

Barbara Hall reports on a time for kids to turn off their TV, computer and other screens and do more productive things.

Offices are getting active

Susan Hendricks reports on a new trend that's bringing wellness experts to the office.

DEA's drug take-back day

Susan Hendricks explains the importance of the DEA's drug take-back day at locations nationwide.

Botox and headache relief

Reporter Barbara Hall tells us that Botox may not be as effective for headache treatment as once thought.

Olive oil: God's moisturizer

Susan Hendricks reports on how olive oil is the new skin treatment.

What to do about ticks

Tick season is going to be tough this year. Pat St. Claire reports on how to avoid being bitten.

Fertility: Info for younger women

Susan Hendricks outlines the AMH test, a simple blood test that determines a woman's fertility reserve.

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.