Conditions Stories
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Baby Who Could Not Lift Her Head Successfully Treated With Novel Brain Gene Therapy
When the girl was around 3 months old, she started having seizure-like spells — her eyes would roll back, and her muscles would tense. -
Study Finds Markers Of ADHD In MRI Scans: 'Changes In Almost All Regions Of Brain'
ADHD affects about 6 million American children between the ages of 3 and 17 years. -
'Guardian Of The Genome' Gene Protects Against Cardiovascular Diseases, Scientists Find
Scientists found a strong association between p53 gene mutations and the appearance of atherosclerosis, a precursor for cardiovascular disease. -
Early Surgical Treatment For Obese Kids Approved By Experts
The new guidance on childhood obesity allows surgery and medical treatment for obese children. -
Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: All You Need To Know About The Disease
The most common viral infection of the reproductive tract, HPV infects most sexually active women and men at some point in their lives. -
COVID-19 Increases Diabetes Risk, Study Suggests
Researchers suggested diabetes screening for people infected with severe COVID-19. -
Type 2 Diabetes: Early Warning Signs To Watch Out For
These are the early signs and symptoms of type 2 diabetes, a condition dubbed the "silent killer" by medical professionals. -
Man Loses Half Of His Penis After 3rd Cancer Misdiagnoses
The man has since been told he’s only got one year left to live. -
Group A Strep Diseases: What You Need To Know Amid CDC Warning
The bacteria causes many different infections, ranging from minor illnesses to life-threatening conditions. -
Type 2 Diabetes In Youth Predicted To Rise By Almost 700% By 2060
Recent trends for the disease continue to soar, based on the latest data. -
Normal Aging vs. Memory Loss Due To Dementia: How To Tell Them Apart?
Here's how to tell the difference between normal memory lapses and neurocognitive problems, according to experts. -
Hope For Macular Degeneration? 'One Step Closer' To Cure For Age-Related Blindness
Age-related macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the developed world and affects 14% of people over the age of 50. Currently, the affliction has no cure.
