Health Report from NBCSandiego

OCT. 10, 2008

LATEST HEALTH NEWS  Brought to you by Survivors Share Breast Cancer Battles Breast cancer is a tough foe to face, but women who have beaten it want people to know about their battles. MORE Little Alcohol Goes Longer Way In Women If a man and a woman drink the same glass of wine, she'll generally end up with a higher blood-alcohol level, and the effects will last longer. MORE H.S. Football Team Dons Pink For Cause To help promote breast cancer awareness, a Michigan football team plays in pink. MORE Pets Bring Love, Health To Baby Boomers A pet can be a great comfort to someone dealing with an empty nest. They're also good for your health. MORE Bitter Food Stays In Gut Longer Your small intestines may be able to taste food, and that helps the body get rid of toxins. MORE WEATHER TODAY HIGH: 68 LOW: 65 TOMORROW HIGH: 67 LOW: 58 LATEST VIDEOS San Diegan Wins Nobel Prize A professor at the University of California, San Diego, is among three winners of the Nobel chemistry prize. WATCH NOW 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

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