Conditions Stories
A family member reveals what he has observed about psychopaths' emotions and how they relate to others.
A paper published Monday in the Journal of Clinical Investigation shows that blocking a cellular glucose sensor in muscle improves insulin responsiveness.
An international team of researchers believe they have identified three previously unrecognized eye conditions that may be linked to Zika virus infections.
Even a small decrease in kidney function can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, as shown in kidney donors.
Mental health patients have increased risk for contracting HIV and a recent study suggests that health care workers are succeeding in getting these at-risk patients adequately tested.
Under the 80/20 theory, most viral infections are spread by only 20 percent of the population: "super spreaders."
Ketamine can work as antidepressant (despite being developed as an animal anesthetic), yet the effect ranges among bipolar and depressed patients.
Extract from a Japanese mushroom, AHCC, could become the first reliable HPV treatment.
Two cups of black tea a day could lower women's risk by up to 31 percent, a new study finds.
No link exists between STDs and prostate cancer, a new study suggests, but men with more than 20 sex partners show a decreased risk of this cancer.
A new study found that women are one and a half times more likely to put off seeking medical care than men even after suffering initial heart attack symptoms.
Autism language symptoms improve with group therapy treatment involving parents.