New Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines Released
For women, new guidelines for pap smears suggest that annual testing may more risk than benefit.

Movie Popcorn is Unhealthy
A new study says when you buy snack food at the theater, you might be paying a price in health as well as money.

Health Insurance Rates Skyrocket for Small Businesses
The Oregon Insurance Division have approved nearly every request for a rate increase in full in the last three years.

Video Game Exercise
Think your active video game is helping you get in shape? You might want to hit the gym instead.

What if Health Care Reform Fails?
That question could help shape the next Congress will health care reform spelling opportunity for Republicans that head into next year's mid-term election.

Sleeping with Baby Study
An investigation by child protective services revealed that 160-babies die each year while sleeping with family members.

Ferrets Catch Swine Flu From Their Owners
Nine ferrets in Douglas County contracted the H1N1 virus from their human owners.

Preventing Gastrointestinal Disease
A new study says patients taking statins for other health problems may also lower their risk of developing gallstone disease followed by surgery.

Roseburg Hosts Its First Swine Flu Clinic
People began lining up early in the morning and waited for hours to ensure they'd be protected from the swine flu.

Anti-Nocotine Vaccine
There is a vaccine in development that some believe could help people quit smoking for good.