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A pacemaker has to have a sensor to tell when the heartbeat is going wrong, a generator to deliver electricity to normalize the rhythm and a battery to power all that. You can now get all that in something the size of a big vitamin tablet.
Democratic Assembly members Tim Eustace, L. Grace Spencer and Angelica Jimenez introduced the bill on Thursday.
They've worn out the cartilage in joints like the knee and many have been told there aren't great alternatives or replacements.
Federal money left over from the largely successful fight against Ebola will now go to combating the growing threat of the Zika virus, as one tropical disease expert warns a Zika outbreak in the United States "will be the public health equivalent of Katrina."
Listening to sad music may help us cope with the experience of negative emotions better than happy songs, a new study suggests.
Tick are coming out of hibernation early this year, and it's raising concerns that more people could be at risk of contracting Lyme disease.
The Obama administration says it will transfer leftover money from the largely successful fight against Ebola to combat the growing threat of the Zika virus.
The idea is to give people a feel for what it's like to experience various maladies of again.
It was a heartless crime his parents Carmela and Martino said, but it took their son on an incredible journey.
Believe it or not pregnancy is one of the riskiest medical conditions that healthy women can ever go through.
There's a new cleanse that promises more balance, better flavors, and a satisfied feeling. It all surrounds soup, and the cleanse is sweeping the city.
The testing took 324 water samples, a sample from every single water source, in all eight non-traditional facilities within the Newark Public School District for this phase of testing.
New CDC maps now show the two mosquitoes reaching as far as New York City and San Francisco.
Federal health officials say the mosquitoes that can transmit the Zika virus may live in a broader swath of the U.S. than previously thought, but that doesn't mean they'll cause disease here.
The Court of Appeals unanimously rejected arguments from a smokers' rights group that parks officials exceeded their authority and smoking limits should be left to state lawmakers.
