MEDICINE

There may be a way to treat Parkinson's by regenerating cells.

A 3D stem cell image catalog made by the Seattle, Washington-based Allen Institute for Cell Science is now publicly available.

New details were released on the three-parent baby who was born last year, his health and the controversial procedure.

A 60-year-old Japanese man has become the first human being to receive "reprogrammed" stem cells.

A man suffering from a genetic disease that can eventually lead to kidney failure was removed from a Maine transplant waiting list. He's now helping to pass a bill that could combat the medical center's policy.

The test is simple enough to be included in routine health checks, researchers said.

Using the technique, physicians will be able to diagnose the DiGeorge syndrome just by clicking a photo of their patients, according to the National Human Genome Research Institute.

A study published Friday by three researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine tries to address why people with healthy lifestyles also have DNA mutations that lead to cancer.

When it comes to body parts, Dr. Salzhauer is a fan of plump booties. “I like big butts and I cannot lie,” he said.

The FDA has linked rare cases of cancer with breast implants in some women.

Wales will now consider allowing doctors to prescribe the anti-HIV drug to healthy patients.

A social networking site for medical professionals asked members to weigh in on breast implant safety.

In a new study, a team of MIT researchers describe a technique to make tumor cells more susceptible to certain kinds of anti-cancer drugs.

Last year, another woman died while undergoing the same surgery at the Eres Plastic Surgery in Hialeah.

Nick Cannon just took to Instagram to show off his workout routine, claiming that he is now a “lupus warrior.”

Normal blood tests can take up to half an hour, this blood test can be done at a patients bedside.

The British Chiropractic Association had a warning about the potential risks of items like high heels and skinny jeans.

Many countries can provide adequate enough health care for their residents, but some nations do a much better job at preventing and treating disease.

Belle Gibson became famous after she claimed that conventional medicine was not the only way out to treat cancer but natural remedies and a sugar and gluten free diet are also an effective cure.

A bill proposed by Republican legislators would give companies the ability to make employees participate in genetic tests and give access to the results to their employer.

The study found patients who consumed marijuana had "significantly higher" chances of developing heart conditions.