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Funding from drug companies and other potential conflicts of interest did not influence the conclusions reached by researchers testing new cancer treatments over the past few years. Read More

In 42 percent of Dallas County households, people use a language other than English. Read More

Even if you’ve been sedentary for most of your adulthood, it’s not too late to start. Read More

Be it professional or personal, we spend a lot time in front of computer screens. Too much time can lead to problems. Read More

While you can’t defy aging’s impact on your speed and fitness forever, research shows that you can push back, hard. The tonic, you won’t be surprised to learn, is regular, lifelong exercise. Read More

Experts believe regulating the Meis1 gene could lead to revolutionary new treatments for heart failure. But this also prevents the adult heart from regenerating and repairing itself. Read More

Retired NFL players are more likely to have memory problems and depression than non-athletes of the same age ... Read More

A recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine points to a drop in heart disease for people on the Mediterranean Diet. Read More

Dr. Paul Pepe, chair of emergency medicine at UT Southwestern, discussed mass casualty events like the one in Boston on Monday. Read More

An 8-year-old Rohnert Park, Calif., boy nearly died of cardiac arrest after being struck by a baseball pitch Sunday. Read More