An experimental gene therapy for Parkinson's disease seems to work by rewiring key areas of the brain, a new study finds.
Deaths from chronic kidney disease are on the rise, especially among young adults, a new study finds.
COPD never really goes away, which is why it's called "chronic." You can, however, take steps to protect your airways and improve your breathing.
When deciding which donated kidneys can help desperate patients on waiting lists, the United States might want to follow France's lead and lower the bar...
Difficulties with daily activities such as dressing, walking and eating can be seen in rheumatoid arthritis patients a year or two before they're diagnosed, a new study shows...
When you're in the throes of a rheumatoid arthritis flare, exercise may seem like mission impossible...
Asthma can't be cured, but it can be controlled. By managing your disease with medications and avoiding the triggers that bring on attacks, you can keep your airways open. Best of all, you can keep feeling great.
Do you wheeze during a workout? Do you cough after a morning jog? If so, don't despair. You could be Olympic material.
People who drink lots of sugar-sweetened drinks may be putting themselves at a heightened risk for kidney disease, a new study suggests.
You use your hands nearly every minute of the day, so any time they hurt it's important to find out why.
Off-label prescriptions for children on the rise.
Practicing hot yoga may help lower blood pressure and lessens stress.
Short people may be at increased risk of Type 2 Diabetes.
Ten cancer drugs being tested in human clinical t...
Is sleeping on your left side when pregnant still considered the best advice?
Daytime napping once or twice a week may cut your heart attack risk.
Estrogen therapy may help younger women live long...
Do regular breast cancer screenings benefit older women with chronic illnesses?
Following a low-fat diet influences breast cancer, heart disease and diabetes outcomes.
Vegetarian and pescetarian diets lower risk of heart disease.
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