Scientists make breakthrough in chronic pain treatment
The new technology may also help restore movement in paralyzed limbs.
A Market for Donor Kidneys Is Not the Reform the U.S. Needs
Though it takes hard work, it is possible to increase the number of organ donations and benefit patients.
Millions of Medicare recipients could gain access to weight-loss drug
The FDA's approval of a new use for Wegovy potentially opens up access to the drug for more than 3 million people on Medicare, according to a new study.
Woman given terminal diagnosis over mole living best life 30 years later
"It is devastating when you're faced with your own mortality, but you've got to stay positive and say I can do this."
Have drug prices dropped as much as Joe Biden claims?
Most Medicare users paid less than $400 for insulin before the price cap.
Half a million US cats risk "serious adverse effects" on common drugs
Cats with a certain genetic mutation lack protection against drugs' ingredient from entering the brain, causing severe side effects and sometimes death.
Weight loss drug could be available to millions of Americans
Wegovy will be made available through Medicare after approval for use in reducing the risk of cardiovascular events such as heart attacks and strokes.
"For people who are lazy like myself"—pill for exercise a step closer
"Many people cannot exercise and that's why having exercise in a pill could be super-beneficial to mimic the effects," researcher Bahaa Elgendy said.
Dermatologist reveals why your margarita may give you a rash
"Sun sensitivity is a common condition that can negatively impact a person's quality of life," dermatologist Brandon Adler said.
Cells shed by fetuses have been grown into mini-organs
The organs will provide insights into pregnancy's final stages and potential treatments for developmental disorders.
Flickering light can slow Alzheimer's disease, MIT scientists say
The surprising solution activates the brain's own clean-up crew to remove harmful protein build-ups in the brains of Alzheimer's patients.
Doctor debunks accepted cold and flu symptom as 'misconception'
This common myth could stop patients seeking out appropriate treatment for their condition.
Vanishing twin syndrome: Woman stunned to find nails, hair, teeth in lump
Megan Crikelair, from Pennsylvania, used to live with a mass in her tailbone, and another in her lower back.
Ozempic "fatal outcomes" study raises serious concern
"This is a serious matter that warrants attention," the researchers warn after discovering adverse psychiatric events.
Daily dose of gold may reverse Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis symptoms
"We are cautiously optimistic that we will be able to prevent or even reverse some neurological disabilities with this strategy," researchers said.
How To Improve Your Health With Social Connections
Here are several actions you can take to improve your social connections and support your health.
I inherited a deadly disease. A drug trial transformed my family
If you can join a trial, please do so—not just for yourself, but for those you love, and for those you may never meet.
US medicines cost nearly triple those of other nations
Branded drugs were even more expensive, costing 4.22 times more in the U.S. than in other high-income countries.
Wounded Russian soldiers complain about being "dumped" without medicine
In a recently posted video, Russian troops discuss the harsh conditions they're experiencing at a field hospital in Ukraine.
Will Medicare push drug prices down in 2024?
The cost of 10 vital medications will be renegotiated for Medicare enrollees.
Alzheimer's accidentally spread to several humans via corpse transplants
The findings change our understanding of the driving forces of Alzheimer's and highlight the need to review existing treatments.
I gaslit myself about a lump. It could have been fatal
I had a lump but feared being shamed. It could have been fatal
Scientists find way to help immune system "cool off" cancer cells
"The protein prevents the cancer cells from becoming more aggressive and spreading," researcher Abhimanu Pandey said.
The five things your dentist doesn't want you to know
Dr. Shaadi Manouchehri spoke with Newsweek about the five things that your dentist probably doesn't want you to know.
Skin lightening warning as cream turns woman's face bluish-brown
A condition called exogenous ochronosis can cause skin to turn a blueish hue after long-term use of skin-bleaching agent hydroquinone.
Scientists find less invasive way to test for Alzheimer's
The discovery offers hope of earlier detection for millions of possible sufferers of the debilitating disease.
Alzheimer's breakthrough as five new subgroups identified
The discovery paves the way toward more personalized treatments for Alzheimer's patients.
Scientists Discover Rare Mutation That Halves Risk of Parkinson's Disease
A mutation, which is only found in those with European descent, are much less likely to develop the disease.
Mental health nurse's uplifting video shows lighter side of working on ward
"I feel that there is such a bad stigma about psych and behavioral health units because of how they are portrayed in movies or shows," said nurse Matthew Leo.
Health Care in America Is Sick. Unions May Be the Only Cure
During the holidays, nurses are striking or preparing to strike in many states around the country, and for good reason.