An old drug used in a new way protects the brain minutes after a stroke.
Why is quitting so hard for smokers who started as teens?
Learn more about the vaccine that's buying lung cancer patients more time.
Find out how doctors are treating a lingering side effect of chemotherapy.
Details on pills that could soon be a replacement for chemotherapy.
Find out how a 3-D computer simulation helped doctors put one woman's life back on track.
You can be an organ donor now-- not after you die.
The next therapy for diabetes could come from a baby's umbilical cord.
What you need to know before you sign up for clinical trials.
Is animal testing our past or our future?
Thousands are demanding access to drugs that may not be safe.
See why one man traveled almost one thousand miles in his wheelchair to get answers about a fatal disease.
It's a puzzle within the human body that's stumping doctors.
How amputees are adding a little style into their step.
More points and less pain for your little athletes.
A few beeps and buzzes are now helping chronically ill kids.
New research that could make your favorite veggies safer.
We'll introduce you to some athletes who believe age really doesn't matter.
Soldiers come back from Iraq feeling fine, then years later go blind.
Physical therapy-- horseback style.
A new routine in the nursery is giving tiny patients a chance.
Find out how a common virus is helping one woman beat brain cancer.
It's a routine test, but doctors say it could tell you if you're at risk for developing breast cancer.
A vaccine to protect you from one of the most dangerous bioterrorism threats.
Find out how to have a life-saving operation that only leaves a band-aid size scar.
A new pacemaker is giving patients peace of mind.
A new test is shining light on macular degeneration before it takes over.
It's a procedure that shrinks your stomach without a single incision.
Robotic arms are helping the smallest patients get home from the hospital faster.
What happens if a baby's skull bones fuse too early?
High-tech help is keeping players on the field and off the bench.
A non-invasive device that can take the place of a person's heart, while doctors repair the damage.
We'll show you the next generation of hearing aids and it's almost invisible.
Experts working in the behavioral sciences say the country's tight financial times are having an effect on our psyches.
A new drug could provide a brighter future for Alzheimer's patients.
A new procedure is healing scars from the inside out.
Doctors have rediscovered a drug that can help the more than 15 million Americans with type II diabetes.
People with brain tumors often go into surgery not knowing if their doctor will be able remove the entire mass the first time. Now, a new technology is giving surgeons a better view of the brain and it's improving the final outcome.
28 million Americans suffer from migraines and most of them are told medication is the only treatment. But some doctors are performing a new kind of surgery that could heal the headaches for good.
It's a surgery one-third of all women will get before they turn 60. Now, using a camera and a few small incisions, doctors can perform hysterectomies that are helping women get back to their daily routines in half the time.
3 million Americans have aortic stenosis, a heart condition that can be deadly. Now, doctors are testing a new procedure that repairs the heart without surgery, and it may provide hope for patients who have run out of options.
For many men, it's considered part of normal aging, but for the 25% of women who suffer from female pattern baldness, losing hair can be like losing their identity. Now, a new test may help women take action before their hair thins.
A new device is giving patients a second chance to walk again.
A little boy gets a new ear from inside his own body.
A new table is helping surgeons replace hips.
It's a machine that can kill prostate cancer fast and with precise accuracy.
There may soon be a way you can get the benefits of a vaccine, without the needle hassle.
The newest wave in workouts is like a trip to the circus.
A new document is giving mental health patients a voice.
Old-fashioned cameras are helping former addicts cope.Tuesday, November 18th, 2008
| Stroke Stopper An old drug used in a new way protects the brain minutes after a stroke. |
Monday, November 17th, 2008
| Smoking Genetics Why is quitting so hard for smokers who started as teens? |
Friday, November 14th, 2008
| Lung Vaccine Learn more about the vaccine that's buying lung cancer patients more time. |
Thursday, November 13th, 2008
| Cancer Chemobrain Find out how doctors are treating a lingering side effect of chemotherapy. |
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
| Designer Cancer Drugs Details on pills that could soon be a replacement for chemotherapy. |
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
| Brain Aneurysms Find out how a 3-D computer simulation helped doctors put one woman's life back on track. |
Monday, November 10th, 2008
| Living Liver Transplant You can be an organ donor now-- not after you die. |
Friday, November 7th, 2008
| Cord Blood The next therapy for diabetes could come from a baby's umbilical cord. |
Thursday, November 6th, 2008
| At Your Own Risk What you need to know before you sign up for clinical trials. |
Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
| Animal Testing Is animal testing our past or our future? |
Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
| Dying for Access Thousands are demanding access to drugs that may not be safe. |
Monday, November 3rd, 2008
| Veterans at Risk See why one man traveled almost one thousand miles in his wheelchair to get answers about a fatal ... |
Friday, October 31st, 2008
| Mystery Bones It's a puzzle within the human body that's stumping doctors. |
Thursday, October 30th, 2008
| Amputees Step in Style How amputees are adding a little style into their step. |
Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
| Spot Sports Injuries More points and less pain for your little athletes. |
Tuesday, October 28th, 2008
| Paging Sick Kids A few beeps and buzzes are now helping chronically ill kids. |
Monday, October 27th, 2008
| Food Safe? New research that could make your favorite veggies safer. |
Friday, October 24th, 2008
| Athletic at any age We'll introduce you to some athletes who believe age really doesn't matter. |
Thursday, October 23rd, 2008
| War Vets Go Blind Soldiers come back from Iraq feeling fine, then years later go blind. |
Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008
| Healing Horses Physical therapy-- horseback style. |