Liz Szabo

What Angelina Jolie forgot to mention

cnn.com — Known for her humanitarian works and action movies, Angelina Jolie is an actress who has been in the spotlight since she was a child. Here's a look at her life. Editor's note: H. Gilbert Welch is a professor of medicine at the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and a co-author of "Overdiagnosed: Making People Sick in the Pursuit of Health."

Ga. flesh-eating bacteria victim gets bionic hands

usatoday.com — Aimee Copeland, the woman who lost her limbs to a flesh-eating bacteria, has two bionic hands that allow her to fold clothes, iron her hair and even wipe down tables. Aimee Copeland's high-tech hands allow her to do more than any other artificial hands now available.

Snoring could be disrupting your child's sleep - YNN - Your News Now

youtube.com — Dr. Mark Brown is interviewed about one of the most common problems with kids sleep - SNORING! Take a look.

Family: Not sure how boy, 4, left in hot car

citizen-times.com — Family: Not sure how boy, 4, left in hot car Family members of a 4-year-old boy who died Wednesday after being left in a hot car say they still aren't sure how the accident happened. A link to this page will be included in your message.

Bangladesh garment pact needs U.S. retailers: Our view

usatoday.com — The making of your clothes might have resulted in death. Rescuers at the collapsed garment factory near Dhaka, Bangladesh, this month. (Photo: A.M. Ahad, AP) It's a testament to globalization that the death of at least 1,127 people three weeks ago at the Rana Plaza garment plant in Bangladesh continues to outrage Americans.

Bangladesh garment pact needs U.S. retailers: Our view

usatoday.com — The making of your clothes might have resulted in death. Rescuers at the collapsed garment factory near Dhaka, Bangladesh, this month. (Photo: A.M. Ahad, AP) It's a testament to globalization that the death of at least 1,127 people three weeks ago at the Rana Plaza garment plant in Bangladesh continues to outrage Americans.

Will 1,127 deaths move the needle for U.S. shoppers?

usatoday.com — Ranjana Akhter, 35, holds a picture of her missing daughter Sheuli, 20, while standing opposite the ruins of Rana Plaza where Sheuli worked. The building, packed with garment factories on illegally built additional stories, collapsed April 24 in a suburb of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka.

Genetic Counseling Does Not Equal a Bilateral Mastectomy

cancer.northwestern.edu — Angelina Jolie's recent editorial has inspired many to reflect upon their own family's history of cancer, and will hopefully lead to the identification of additional individuals at high risk. Her article is inspiring, but also has the potential to scare the people who could most benefit from genetic counseling.