Health Report from NBCSandiego

OCT. 02, 2008

LATEST HEALTH NEWS  Brought to you by Melamine-Tainted Candy Found In U.S. Some bags of White Rabbit, a vanilla-flavored treat from China, are found to contain a chemical that can cause kidney problems. MORE Kids' Cereals Sometimes Half Sugar Shake that box of cereal you're about to pour for your kids, and you might find that half the weight is from sugar. But some cereals have very good nutrition, Consumer Reports says. MORE FDA Urged To Recall Child Cold Medicines Pediatricians are urging the Food and Drug Administration to recall over-the-counter cold and flu medicines for children under 6, saying there is little proof of their safety or effectiveness. MORE Computers Can Be Mammogram 'Spell-Check' Human radiologists and can miss early signs of breast cancer. But a computer assistant can lower the error rate, researchers say. MORE Tight Times? Healthy Food Still In Reach Making a meal last more than one day can help you survive tough financial times. Learn other ways to afford good food. MORE WEATHER TODAY HIGH: 75 LOW: 66 TOMORROW HIGH: 72 LOW: 64 LATEST VIDEOS Food Labels To Contain Country Of Origin Grocery shoppers will soon find more than a freshness label on their meat. WATCH NOW Preparing for the Role of Caregiver When a frail or chronically ill loved one can no longer care for him or herself the issue confronting families is what to do about care. Learn what you need to think about first. WATCH NOW Using Creativity to Combat Alzheimer's Learn how the introduction of a new activity changed the lives of an Alzheimer's patient and her caregiver. WATCH NOW

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