Cyclists get dinged for finding phthalates in their blood but argue that the chemicals are ubiquitous in all people these days
A new animal study suggests that short-term starvation might improve outcomes for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy
Evidence shows that screening does more harm than good. Now what?
Prisoners suffer disproportionately from past traumatic brain injuries. Researchers are hunting for the best tools to treat this population in an effort to help them reintegrate into society--and avoid re-incarceration
Concussion in children is a serious problem that deserves more attention
Every so often a critter takes a shot at making headlines
In his new book, cardiologist Eric Topol explores the ways in which the digital age is transforming medicine
Drugs and other therapies may soon be able to alter or even delete recollections selectively
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