Updated: 9:10 AM Consumer Reports and the U.S. Transportation Department are teaming up to make sure teenagers know about the dangers of distracted driving.

Updated: 1:42 PM One in 25 people suffer from food allergies. The most common aggravators are peanuts, tree nuts, seafood, milk, and eggs.

Updated: 11:09 AM You're eligible for the refund if you bought the first-generation iPad from an Apple Store or Apple's online store in the past two weeks.

Updated: 9:12 AM Researchers say the stress those children feel may have a lasting health impact.

Updated: 1:13 PM The "Drive Me Crazy" app allows you to say, or type, the offender's license plate, then write a "virtual ticket."

Updated: 11:14 AM A study found fast food can make us more impatient, crave instant gratification, and make us less frugal.

Updated: 11:46 AM The people behind the recipe say the ingredients cost $10, and the detergent can last months.

Updated: 11:17 AM Many people trying to get in shape again for spring are overworking their muscles.

Updated: 12:48 PM President Barack Obama is offering to let states unhappy with his health care overhaul design their own plans as long as they fulfill the goals of his landmark law.

Updated: 12:54 PM A study was conducted on 45,000 children in Canada.

Updated: 8:21 PM A new study says the sneakers, which have become more popular lately, don't really help that much.

Updated: 4:04 PM It started with an irritation in his groin area, and eventually led to a diagnosis that would change his life forever. Country music star and Boyle County resident Eddie Montgomery lost his father to prostate cancer 17-years ago.

Posted: 6:33 PM The study, from the National Institutes of Health, showed changes in the brain activity of cell phone users when the phone was in use.

Updated: 10:52 AM Even if you have no symptoms of heart disease now, a new blood test could predict whether you may be at risk in the future.

Posted: 2:05 PM Federal health officials said more than 21,000 people across the country got whooping cough last year.

Updated: 8:16 PM Many people take the supplement to prevent osteoporosis.

Updated: 10:57 AM Several people took advantage of the warm weather today to come out to the University of Kentucky Arboretum for a little exercise, but a new study by the Centers for Disease Control says that not enough Kentuckians are doing just that.

Updated: 8:12 PM The bill now heads to Governor Beshear's desk. It would allow optometrists, who are not medical doctors, to perform some surgical procedures.

Updated: 5:36 PM Other southern states ranked high with Kentucky in the report, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Updated: 3:13 PM A new report says energy drinks are under-studied, overused and can be dangerous for children and teens.

Updated: 3:16 PM Just one out of four people in a new AP survey say they want to completely do away with the health care reform law.

Updated: 3:24 PM The House opens a largely symbolic debate Friday on whether to repeal President Barack Obama's landmark health care overhaul, the culmination of the first week with Republicans back in charge.

Posted: 3:31 PM Get an Eye Exam during Glaucoma Awareness Month and Preserve Vision

Posted: 9:34 AM Scientists in Boston joined forces with Johnson & Johnson Monday to announce the development of a new blood test to detect cancer.

Posted: 9:35 AM One of the most promising new approaches for fighting breast cancer took a stunning setback Thursday when a major study showed that a bone-building drug did not stop cancer from returning or extend life for most women fighting the disease.