Articles By John Ericson
A cheap urine test could soon diagnose non-communicable conditions like cancer and blood clots in nations with limited medical infrastructure.
Acupuncture may ward off sepsis and other infections by reducing inflammation, but is the effect "real"?
Blood pressure medication may raise the risk of serious fall injuries by 40 percent in older patients with hypertension, a new study finds.
MilkPEP's classic ad campaign "Got Milk?" will be replaced by "Milk Life," a new ad that's definitely not the exact same concept, industry executives announced on Monday.
A nationwide legal drinking age of 21 is associated with lower rates of drunk driving, binge drinking, and alcohol related injuries, a new review finds.
Team sports like floorball may be just as effective as hormone therapy when it comes to fighting cardiovascular disease associated with postmenopausal estrogen loss.
A mysterious illness resembling polio that causes paralysis and respiratory complications has been observed in children's hospitals across California, a new case study shows.
Thanks to a 3D-printed exoskeleton, Amanda Boxtel is walking for the first time in over a decade.
An antibody in the bloodstream could help physicians diagnose multiple sclerosis (MS) several years before symptoms appear, a new study finds.
Unlike the vast majority of "superfoods," none of these foods are a waste of money.
Vitamin E and selenium supplements are associated with a significant increase in prostate cancer risk, a new study finds.
Alcoholics are being taught how to brew their own wine and beer at the Portland Hotel Society's treatment center in Vancouver.