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Most surgeries involve a doctor’s hand working inside the body. But each year more doctors and patients are opting for a robotics-assisted approach. Read More

Teens who fight may be emulating adult relatives or have parents with aggressive attitudes, according to a new study led by an Indian origin researcher. Read More

It’s allergy season: sniffly, sneezy, itchy, watery nose season. Read More

A recent Swedish study found that people who consumed low-fat milk, yogurt and cheese had a lower long-term risk of stroke compared with those who ate full-fat dairy products. Read More

Can you read yourself thin? We'd like to think so, but the truth is, curling up with a diet book doesn't burn many calories. Read More

Michael Young of Grand Prairie never set out to make medical history. Read More

Don’t get weighed down by the marketing jargon on sunscreen this summer. Instead, follow the advice of Dr. Clay Cockerell. Read More

If stomach grumbling persists, it may be time to ask a doctor to check for irritable bowel syndrome. Read More

What parent wouldn’t jump at the chance to prevent cancer in a child? Read More

A new imaging technique could help doctors diagnose certain brain tumors without surgery.  Read More