Sean Johnson

Injury was added to insult for the Cowboys last night when quarterback Tony Romo fractured his clavicle after being sacked by Giants linebacker Michael Boley.

Jennifer Mee, who captivated the nation in 2007 as the "Hiccup Girl," has now made news for something much different: murder.

Fires that were lit to clear land for palm oil plantations on Sumatra earlier this week are causing an increase in health problems for people in Singapore.

As we all know, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. But did you know just how prevalent cancer is?

McNeil, producer of over-the-counter drugs like Tylenol and Benadryl, has issued yet another recall due to a musty odor associated with packaging.

Football fans were reminded of how brutal the game can be when Rutgers defensive tackle suffered a paralyzing injury after tackling a player in Saturday's game.

After 69 days trapped beneath the surface, 33 Chilean miners were safely rescued, capping an incredible story that could have just as easily ended in tragedy.

Science is equal parts beautiful and scary sometimes. Like when scientists take a step closer to regenerating a person's own lungs.

Smartphones are dominating the news today, with the announcement of the iPhone headed to the Verizon network and Microsoft's unveiling of their new smartphone.

The Obama administration announced today that $727 million in grants will be used to fix up community health centers.

New York mayor Michael Bloomberg requested federal permission this morning to ban the purchase of soda and other sugary drinks by using food stamps.

Bullying and cyber-bullying has been a hot topic in the last few weeks as several high-profile cases have been reported on, and many with tragic results.

Called "Toasted Skin Syndrome," the heat generated from prolonged usage of a laptop can cause skin discoloration and, in rare cases, skin cancer.

McDonald's, known for the Big Mac, dropped a bit of a whopper yesterday when they announced the possibility of dropping health care for nearly 30,000 employees.

Why? Because you've likely already had your first cup of coffee, at least according to a recent survey ranking professions that have the most coffee drinkers.

Today is Google's 12th birthday, and to celebrate, we look at the search engine's impact on health care since its debut in 1998.

Mozilla has come up with a concept for a phone that just might blow your mind and simultaneously improve the way you present information.

Forbes came out with their annual "Richest People in America" feature yesterday, and the health care industry has some heavyweights checking in.

A woman convicted of two hired killings may be the first woman executed in VA in nearly a century after losing an appeal calling attention to her low IQ.

After 5 months and 8 days, the nightmare that has been the gushing BP oil well in the Gulf of Mexico finally came to an end Sunday.

If you took a look at what was trending on Google this morning, you'd have a seen the peculiar search query.

When MLB pitchers get injured, the elbow and the shoulder present very different recovery rates.

After a well-informed morning session on day one at mHealth's San Diego conference, the afternoon brought an intensified focus on SMS (otherwise known as text messaging) and how it can be used to benefit the health of patients.

On the afternoon of mHealth's second day, one presentations really stood out and warranted some more reflection; it was the presentation of a social networking site for teens aimed at preventing/combating obesity. The site is called BodiMojo and the presenters were Tara Cousineau, PhD and Carol Torgan, PhD.

Day 2 at the mHealth conference in San Diego featured some discussion on Meaningful Use, EHRs, mobile applications, and much more.

Just about the only disappointment on day one mHealth's 2010 conference in San Diego so far has been the weather.

Michael Douglas, who was diagnosed with throat cancer last month, appeared on Late Night with David Letterman earlier this week, and he revealed that he is battling Stage IV throat cancer. But are there any positives from this story?

Location-based social media applications are growing rapidly in popularity and appear to be here to stay. But how can the healthcare industry leverage these application to improve consumers' health?

The Emmy Awards took place on Sunday night, and one award in particular created a bit of buzz on the Internet.

The British Columbia Medical Association and its parent body, the Canadian Medical Association, are lobbying for a Mixed Martial Arts Fighting ban for multiple reasons.