Eleven children in Ontario, Canada were given a double dose of the H1N1 vaccine in what appears to be an error. This isn't the first issue with the rollout of the H1N1 vaccine in Ontario, but it certainly very concerning, especially to parents.

There is a product recall for Maclaren strollers due to a safety issue with the hinges. The Maclaren stroller recall involves 1 million umbrella strollers sold in the US.

The House of Representatives, spurred on by a call by President Barack Obama to "answer the call of history," did so late Saturday night, passing a bill to expand health insurance coverage to millions who lack it. The vote, however, was a narrow victory, 220 - 215.

Democratic leaders in the House continue to count votes one by one as debate proceeds on the sweeping healthcare reform bill. A vote could come as soon as 10 p.m. tonight, and it's anticipated that the vote on the bill will be close.

The World Health Organization (WHO)announced that some household pets have become infected with the H1N1 flu. Although it does not seem to be spreading quickly among animals, the H1N1 flu is affecting many household pets as well as pigs and turkeys.

A new deal between Coca-Cola and the American Academy of Family Physicians has many people upset. Included in those that are upset over the Coke deal are some of the family doctors that are members of AAFP.

Obesity causes more than 100,000 cases of cancer in the United States each year according to a report from the American Association for Critical Illness Insurance, creating a greater financial strain on health insurance companies and American families.

In October it was reported that Washington Redskins Cheerleader Desiree Jennings suffered from a neurological condition, dystonia, brought on by the seasonal flu shot. Jennings had difficulty speaking, walking, and experienced frequent seizures. Jennings is now recovering despite previous reports that indicated she would not.

Daily ingestion of low dose aspirin has been thought to be beneficial for a long time. The question now, as asked by a U.K. report published in Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, is if the risks outweigh the benefits.

The American Association of Retired People has a lot at stake with a potential health insurance reform bill. Until now, the organization for aging Americans has stayed on the sidelines, but now reports are the AARP has decided to back the House version of the health insurance reform bill, a coup for Democrats.