ABC News Video - Health

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Depending on what they eat, new mothers might pass on food preferences.

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Dr. Patricia Turner discusses the importance of questioning your doctor.

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Upset parents of autistic children react to Michael Savage's comments.

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The Extreme Makeover Home Edition host on how the disorder affects his life.

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Dr. Timothy Fong lists signs of shopping addiction.

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Dr. Steven Nissen explains the implications of latest research.

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One in every 150 children has been diagnosed with autism.

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Prevention magazine's Cynthia Sass tells us which foods are truly healthy.

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Dr. Alana Levine lists warning signs to look out for.

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A look at the low fat, Mediterranean and no-carb diets.

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Get an exclusive look inside the new ABC medical series.

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Dr. Susan Love discusses breast self-exams.

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Researchers study how infants process information.

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Linette Atwood talks about her new book, "Patient Resource Cancer Guide."

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Study suggests more young women are contracting the deadly form of skin cancer.

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A sexpert offers tips for seniors to liven up their sex lives.

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Doctors say many practices considered taboo are quite normal.

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A doctor on the ABC medical series describes life in the ER.

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Study suggests simple blood pressure treatment may lower elderly dementia risk.

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A study shows positive reactions in mothers' brains when they see babies smile.

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A new study reports keeping a food diary is an effective way to lose weight.

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Consumer Report's Gayle Williams has tips on finding the right shoe for you.

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Dr. Karen Boyle of the ABC series "Hopkins" discusses this procedure.

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The FDA says tomatoes might not be behind the salmonella outbreak.

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Preimplantation genetic testing can stop diseased genes from being passed on.

Researchers now question whether tomatoes are to blame.

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Government regulators have not yet figured out where the outbreak originated.

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Dr. Eric Braverman offers some simple steps for living a longer, healthier life.

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Dr. Yousef Mohammad talks about a new device that can cure migraines.

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WNBA Star Candice Wiggins is doing all she can to help put an end to AIDS.