Test can tell rescue workers when CPR is futile, study says

NEW YORK (AP) -- If your heart suddenly stopped, how long should rescue workers try to save you? Should you be taken to the hospital even if you cannot be revived and are likely to die?

Breast-feeding reduces anxiety into childhood

LONDON, England (Reuters) -- Breast-feeding's calming effects seem to be long-lasting.

Conjoined twins prepare for separation

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP) -- They were born in a perpetual hug, their little bodies fused at the midsection so that they are practically face-to-face, and have grown into outgoing 4-year-olds who chatter away and finish each other's sentences.

Will outpatient rehab be enough for Mel?

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- A lot is riding on Mel Gibson's recovery from alcoholism: his health, his image, his reputation and his chance to repair relations with the Jewish community.