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Findings of a new study suggest that a high sensitivity blood test can accurately and reliably determine whether a CT scan is necessary in patients with a suspected traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Anxiety disorders among adolescents are growing. Mind-body therapies can help.

Are you shaped like a scutoid? Potentially parts of you. Many parts.

After completing a year-long study on unlicensed care homes in the United States, researchers are recommending among other things further investigation, more oversight and new ways to locate homes where they say “egregious crimes” are being committed a…

Research firm reports “egregious crimes” by unlicensed care homes in the United States that were “wide-ranging and often included neglect and the risk of death to residents.”

Smartphone technology combined with deep brain stimulation may offer a life-changing option for people with Parkinson’s Disease.

Despite the presence of a highly skilled and willing physician workforce desiring to serve American victims during times of national disaster and scarce resources, administrative regulation and board licensure discourages doctors from crossing domestic…

Right to Try for some raises false hopes for many. For many patients the bill will have no material effect.

It’s well noted that women are the primary decision makers for health and care decisions. However, in 2018 they are still greatly underrepresented in health care leadership. And while progress has been made, across the male-dominated health world, gend…