Karen Weintraub

Treatment offers promise for 'terrible, terrible' brain cancer in young people

A new approach to cancer treatment became available shortly before Jimmy Carter needed it. Now it's a pillar of care.

It's unclear how a Missouri resident was infected with H5N1. They were hospitalized but have recovered.

Lilly weight loss drug prevents diabetes, company says

A decade on, science progressed thanks to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, but the fatal prognosis persists.

The last two weeks of campaign drama, including Kamala Harris joining the race, have inspired Gen Z and millennial voters to register in huge numbers.

New report finds that animals and humans interact in many ways that could spread dangerous diseases.

Biden’s vaccination history, good general health and access to medical care lowers his risk of a bad case of COVID, but concern remains.

Providing ‘usual care’ is tough when the patient is the President. When the doctor is on the White House’s staff, it’s even harder.

More than 100,000 Americans sit on organ transplant lists. Pig organs might help relieve the pressure.

Voters over 50 want a President who will pay attention to caregivers like themselves.

The first large, head-to-head comparison between next-generation weight loss drugs finds a clear advantage to one.

New research shows how the combination of a novel surgery and a bionic prosthetic allows patients with an amputated leg to walk naturally.

They changed careers to search for a cure before she faced her mother’s fate. Now they may have found answers for dementia, ALS, Alzheimer’s and more.

Federal officials are trying to understand exactly how bird flu has been spreading, so they can contain it and protect farmworkers and everyone else.

Research finds bodies in space were stressed and showed dramatic signs of aging during the journey.

Merck and Moderna show their cancer vaccine provides substantial benefit for melanoma patients for at least 3 years.

Three patients who received pig organs died within eight weeks of their surgeries and a NJ patient had transplanted pig kidney removed.

Doctors are experimenting with artificial intelligence in medical practices, hoping it will help with burnout and make patients feel heard.

The American Cancer Society aims to enroll over 100,000 Black, cancer-free women between the ages of 25 and 55 and follow them for three decades.