Unique chorus gives voice to people with Alzheimer's
The Giving Voice Chorus is made up of people with Alzheimer's and their caregiving partners or spouses
For better or for worse: Living with Alzheimer's
For 10 years, Dr. Jon LaPook has been checking in on Carol Daly, a woman diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and her caregiver husband, Mike. After a decade, the disease has had a devastating impact on each of them
Aly Raisman
The gold medalist talks about the trials -- and triumphs -- of her gymnastics career
Trial shows poliovirus may be effective in treating deadly brain cancer
A new treatment for glioblastoma -- an aggressive type of brain cancer -- is helping extend lives
Supermarket workers clear shelves of potentially contaminated cereal
So far, 73 people have become ill in 31 states and 24 have been treated in hospitals
Groundbreaking treatment saves life of woman dying from breast cancer
"I think it had been maybe 10 days since I'd gotten the cells, and I could already feel that tumor starting to get soft"
New Ebola cases prompt fears virus is spreading
The report of an Ebola case in the city of Mbandaka, along the heavily traveled Congo River that leads to the capital city of Kinshasa
For better or for worse: Living with Alzheimer's
For 10 years, Dr. Jon LaPook has been checking in on Carol Daly, a woman diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and her caregiver husband, Mike. After a decade, the disease has had a devastating impact on each of them
Ex-MSU dean "was definitely an enabler," Nassar survivor says
William Strampel, the very person responsible for supervising ex-sports doctor Larry Nassar, is accused of inappropriate sexual behavior himself
Why are vaccinated young adults coming down with mumps?
Immunity against mumps from vaccination lasts an average of 27 years, but a quarter of people lose their protection after only eight years
Study finds we could be closer to a male birth control pill
The birth control pill is nearly 60 years old, but there's never been one for men, and one doctor says it's about time
Scientists ramp up efforts to improve "antiquated" flu vaccines
"We've been using this technology of inactivated virus that you grow in chicken eggs since the 1940s," the head of vaccine research at the NIH says
New, fast-acting drug offers a novel way to combat flu virus
In Japan, one company says it has developed a treatment that kills the flu in a day
How ultraviolet light could be used to fight the flu
A doctor and his team are testing a device that uses UV light to kill the influenza virus in the air without damaging human tissue
New program lets hospital patients heal at home
Instead of staying in the hospital, patients are sent to their homes for treatment following a visit to the emergency room