Mark Johnson

The finding may help resolve a long-standing question: Why do far more cancer cells spread to the spine than to other bones in the body?

Using a host of high-tech tools, Stanford researchers have found several dozen genes that interfere with brain development and may lead to autism.

Callie Weatherford is the second child in the world to receive an innovative treatment for DIPG, a brain cancer that is almost uniformly fatal.

Find out which 10 drugs were selected for Medicare price negotiations, how they were chosen, when to expect price changes and more.

Critics have said the response from the National Institutes of Health is long overdue.

PrimateAI-3D was trained on the genetic blueprints of 233 primate species to help scientists sift through millions of variants and find ones that can cause harm.

The first pangenome is based on the full genetic blueprints of 47 people from around the world.

New research offers a path toward transplants that can fix damage from a heart attack without causing life-threatening arrhythmias.

Paul Edmonds was diagnosed with HIV in 1988 and didn’t expect to survive. Now in full remission, he’s telling his story of a medical breakthrough to offer hope.

The bones of two brothers exhumed from the ancient city of Meggido show that one underwent unsuccessful cranial surgery, possibly to treat an infectious disease