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Two brothers, who’ve been separated by miles, will forever be linked now by a kidney. One was in need and the other, even though he’s in the military, gave. Read More

NFL players are more likely to have cognitive problems and depression than the general population, but not general cognitive impairment, according to a study conducted by UT Dallas Center for BrainHealth and UT Southwestern. Read More

On paper at least, the telomerase enzyme seems like a perfect cancer target. Read More

The sickness season has arrived early and – based on packed waiting rooms and long lines at the pharmacy – health care providers are worried many of us may be in for a miserable start to the new year. Read More

If you're ambitious, genius and settle for nothing but the best, then one of the world's best medical schools could be right for you. Read More

Paul Mason, once called the world's fattest man, has lost more than two thirds of his weight and now wants surgery to remove his excess skin. Read More

Feeling his wife's hand in his is a simple joy 50-year-old Royce Reid knows he's lucky to enjoy again. Reid's left arm was severed in August of 2011 in a workplace accident in Gilmer, Texas.  Read More

As a cancer patient, it feels intuitively right that early screening and early detection of cancer means a better chance of survival. Read More