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Sleep a night had an almost immediate impact on metabolism and eating habits. dr. marc siegel, fox news medical a-teamer and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. 16 people involved in the study at university of colorado. they documented everything they did, very high-tech study. do you agree with the results? >> i think it is very interesting and i do agree with it because what it find is, by the way, documenting every move, like you said that makes it a good study. jon: they wer...

Medical in years. >> and medical a-teamer explains to us live next. [ m] this is anna, her long day teaching the perfect swing begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbells healthy request soup lets you hear it... in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste...

Offering what some say could be some encouraging news about autism. researchers say some people with the disorder can overcome it through behavioral therapy and maybe early treatment. university of connecticut study only looked at 34 people initially diagnosed with a higher functioning form of autism and researchers say later showed no signs of the disorder. many doctors caution about this study but our doctor, dr. marc siegel says it is something more about awareness we need to look at here. fo...

Season has gotten off to an early and deadly start. thousands of people have been infected. more than half of the country. and thats just the first few weeks of winter alone. so what can we do to keep from getting sick? dr. david somati is a medical a-teamer, chief of division of robotics at mount sinai in new york, happy new year. >> happy new year. >> rick: and have youve gotten a flu shot, are you coming down with a flu, superceding those who got injections or people who havent gotten flu sho...

Result can be trusted. jenna: uh-oh. jon: our medical a-teamer weighs in.

Arthel: right now a deadly new virus is raising alarms around the world. it is related to the sars virus which emerged in china back in 2003 killing hundreds of people. dr. manny alvarez is the senior managing editor of foxnewshealth.com and a medical a-teamer. dr. manny, good to see you. before we start this discussion though, what is this sars-like virus? how does it attack the body? >> lets be clear. it is not related to the sars virus at all. it is basically now a virus that is still, has be...

And they want to see all of these other mubarak-era officials still in power removed from power. now of course in two weeks egyptians will go back to the polls to elect a new president but even there there is a sense of frustration as the two finalists, one is a member of the muslim brotherhood and the other is a former mubarak-era regime official. there is a lot of frustration where the election might take the future of egypt as well, jenna. jenna: well continue to watch the story. conor thank ...

Our medical a-teamer whether or not this is really a true break through. parents of kids who play football, listen to this. a new helmet with cutting-edge technology may save players from head injuries. were talk to the inventor next hour. jon: the growing blame game over soaring gas prices. president obama is wrapping up a two-day road trip focusing on energy policies as average price for a gallon of regular gas hits, $3.89 a gallon. that is up a penny from yesterday according to aaa. peter b...

>> reporter: rick folbaum in the control room, some stories that are brand new over the next 60 minutes. some major problems after last months daytona 500. the track at the speedway in need of a big repair job. how will it effect upcoming races? well let you know. also down here a potential health scare, a danger for a food that is a staple of literally billions of peoples diets. weve got a medical a-teamer here to explain. and we love dumb criminals. we will introduce you to the dumbest cri...

Steak, increases the risk of early death by 12%. come on. is this really as bad as it sounds? dr. marc siegel, fox news medical a-teamer and a professor of medicine at nyu, jon and i are, obviously, not vegetarians. come on, doc, a little itty bitty hamburger, that cant be that bad. >> its not as bad as youre making it sound. this is about eating red meat every single day over more than 20 years, and they looked at health professionals, over 80,000 women, over 30,000 men, and they found it incre...