Health

Researchers say a means of reducing the risk of death years after heart surgery is being underutilized.

A new program making a difference for children with complex disabilities.

More people are seeking mental health treatment than ever before.

A pioneering procedure is now allowing children born with facial paralysis to show off their beautiful smiles.

Choosing to breastfeed can also help mothers.

Sleeping less than six hours a night increases heart attack risk by 20%.

Scientists are exploring a technology that can kill some breast tumors without patients having to go under the knife.

A researcher has discovered a new approach at treating allergies that could possibly eliminate them.

Oct. 15 through Dec. 7 is your opportunity to review your benefits and make any new selections for your 2024 coverage. You could find greater savings.

One woman is on a mission to help others get the help they need.

There is new hope in an implanted device called the Genio that stimulates the nerves that help with breathing.

Weight loss specialists know that managing the behavior that leads to obesity is a critical piece to losing weight.

Do you know your number?

Do you have red, irritated, and watery eyes?

Eureka Health's real-time dashboard revolutionizes chronic illness treatment

A new study seeks answers on whether the flu or treatment builds suicidal thoughts.

About one in every 10 women will experience a painful condition called Endometriosis during their reproductive years.

Livers that were once thought not good enough for transplantation are being revitalized and reused.

Of the 45.3 million people who smoke, each metabolizes nicotine at a different rate of speed.

More than 200 drugs are now facing a critical nationwide shortage, including penicillin and amoxicillin, two widely used antibiotics.

A newly FDA-approved drug is helping to slow its progression before it’s too late.

A University of Central Florida researcher has discovered that vaping could also increase your risk for cancer.

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and according to the Prostate Cancer Foundation, it’s the most common non-skin cancer found in men in the U.S.

Suffering from a stiff neck? How about sore shoulders? It may be caused by more than just the stress of the day.

Forty-thousand babies a year are born with congenital heart disease, and about one in four of those infants has a life-threatening condition that affects how the heart is shaped, how it works, or both.

Traumatic brain injuries hospitalize 50,000 to 60,000 children every year, and ketamine may be the answer to treating these kids.

You might be the blood twin who makes a real difference.

A new dance-based walking program has been quite a success.

Beyond medical expertise and technical skills, the way doctors engage with patients has a profound impact on their healing process. Bedside manners matter.

the World Health Organization estimates at least 2.8 million antibiotic-resistant infections occur each year in the US. Leading to over 35 thousand deaths.