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Baby-proof house when baby starts to walk 

By Sherri Day ST. PETERSBURG TIMES My little diva has finally taken her first steps. Whoopee! Break out the video camera. Now, I really...

PALIN'S FAITH A SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE? 

By Sherri Day

St. Petersburg Times

As a little girl, Sarah Palin was a Missionette, the Christian equivalent of Girl...

Innovative Care Is Helping Iraq War's Injured Survive 

After five years of war in Iraq, there's some relatively good medical news about the casualties over there: more than 90 percent are now surviving...

Environmental Toxins, Radiation May Be Tied to Breast Cancer 

In the decades following World War II, both breast cancer rates and the use of synthetic chemicals soared in the United States -- and a new report...

Late Use of Aromatase Inhibitor Still Effective Against Breast Cancer 

There's good news for the 60 percent of women with breast cancer whose malignancies are estrogen-driven: Researchers say taking the aromatase...

Most Internet Sex Offenders Target Teens, Not Kids 

The stereotype of the middle-aged male sex offender posing online as a young person to trick adolescents into clandestine meetings where they can...

Daily Stress May Raise Women's Risk of Cervical Cancer 

High levels of daily stress could explain why some women infected with malignancy-linked types of human papillomavirus (HPV) develop cervical...

Analysts show concern toward Coca-Cola 

As the Coca-Cola Co. searches for a new chairman and chief executive, some investors and analysts are as concerned with who is doing the looking...

Sign of upturn: restaurant hirings 

The restaurant industry has gone on a hiring spree over the last four months, suggesting that broader gains in the job market could be on the way....

Food labels under attack 

Food companies -- including some that have pledged to act in the face of rising obesity rates -- routinely exploit labeling laws that allow them to...