Short people are carded, teased, dateless, discounted, and some say, earn less.

Research says Mozart may have died from a strep infection, not poison or fever.

Health officials say only a third of planned doses will be ready by mid-October.

Organization, not experience, plays the chief role in trauma patients’ survival.

A woman allegedly drugged her baby to get attention from the child’s father.

Magazine ads may create confusion about how babies should sleep, study says.

“I could eat until I die,” says 26-year-old Kate Kane.

A study found that binge drinking is prevalent among middle-aged adults.

Senator yelled at by citizen says fury is not representative of the broad public’s view.

HHS Sec. Kathleen Sebelius said it’s “horrific” twisting of facts to say that “death panels” would be part of Obama’s proposed health care overhaul.