Experts credit soaring student debt and poor economy for the increase.
The agency launched a national campaign, called BeSafeRx, to alert the public.
So far, there are no signs the virus will be as deadly as SARS.
Charged two years ago in the death of his second wife, a retired pastor now stands accused of killing his first wife.
Election Day is five weeks away, and Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. remains out of sight.
Teen was wearing a black ski mask and wielding a knife when he was shot by his father.
The Vatican is opening its doors on the most embarrassing scandal of Pope Benedict XVI's papacy.
Google issued a fix months ago, but few Android-phone owners knew about it.
Forecasters say Nadine has blown up into a hurricane for a second time as it roams the eastern Atlantic.
Whereabouts of two young children unknown since their home was destroyed by an intense fire.
The University of Tennessee has booted a fraternity for allegedly giving a 20-year-old student an "alcohol enema."
US may give gay couples deportation reprieve if one is an American citizen
Every flu season is unpredictable, health officials say, so they urge more Americans to get flu shots.
Programs aimed at increasing the physical activity of children have failed to get kids moving much, says a new study.
Companies are rolling out mid-calorie snacks.
The winner of the October 16 special election will take the seat held by Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg until his death in June.
Western officials are seeing tentative signs of progress in drawing together Assad's foes.
Iranian news agency uses Onion news article as fact
Attack on woman described as "mentally challenged" was posted to Facebook.
At least 10 Florida counties have identified possibly fraudulent Republican voter registration forms, official said.
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