When Maria Adela Gutierrez died just weeks ago, her illness was a mystery. Now, experts have uncovered clues as to how she became Mexico's first fatality in the 2009 swine flu outbreak. Video.
Even though no cases of swine flu have been found in Egypt—in pigs or humans—the government has ordered an estimated 300,000-plus pigs slaughtered as a swine flu precaution.Video.
A South Korean research team claims to have cloned beagles with an implanted fluorescent gene. Some researchers say the technique could be applied to treatment of human diseases. Video.
Does your town bring you down? A new U.S. government study reveals regions most prone to "frequent mental distress." Hint: It may not just be the grass that's blue in Kentucky.
Swine flu has been detected in seven countries, including New Zealand, Israel, and the U.S. But so far, all confirmed cases are in people who have traveled to, or live in, Mexico. Video.
A 94-year-old Australian woman may be the oldest person known to survive the bite of a male Sydney funnel-web spider, one of the world's deadliest spiders. Video.
After ten hours awake, self-described morning people showed reduced activity in brain areas linked to attention than their late-to-bed counterparts, brain scans show.