Paralyzed Dancer Who Regained Ability To Walk To Be Featured In Rose Bowl Parade
Doctors said she would never walk again, but a young woman who became a quadriplegic after a dance injury is taking her first steps towards a bright future.
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Doctors said she would never walk again, but a young woman who became a quadriplegic after a dance injury is taking her first steps towards a bright future.
A new kind of stent is showing promise for heart patients. It's a revamped version of an older type of stent, but doctors say it has a lot more advantages.
Some Americans are seeing their drug prices skyrocket, but you may be able to save money if you change where you shop for your prescriptions.
When cancer keeps coming back, sometimes doctors have to take drastic measures.
Avoiding surgery and getting the same or better results -- that's the goal of a new approach to removing small tumors from the intestines.
Kathy Brophy's present didn't come wrapped under the Christmas tree, but what a gift it is.
A drug initially developed for a lung condition called chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, is being studied for a new purpose -- type two diabetes.
For patients with brain tumors despite chemotherapy and radiation, a local neurosurgeon is using a new tool. It's an MRI-guided laser.
The unseasonably warm weather the past few weeks may be having some unintended consequences.
Could autism be related to certain drug exposures during pregnancy?
It's the very definition of optimism: a newborn baby. And to keep these little ones the perfect pictures of health, some day in the near future, routine newborn care could include a sci-fi screening that is slowly going mainstream.
The demand for flu shots can be unpredictable.
A pill that claims to make you smarter, better at everything you do, and limitless at what you can accomplish.
The new film "Concussion" opens nationwide on Christmas Day.
Every year, Alzheimer's disease robs thousands of Americans of their memories, their abilities, their lives. There's no cure, and only a handful of ways to treat it.
