Robots in the Operating Room

The phrase robotic surgery may sound scary, but it just means that surgeons sits at a computer. They control a precise machine that has the ability to make much smaller cuts than otherwise possible.

Age & Sex Factors in Head Injuries

Girls and young teens are more likely to have a harder time recovering from concussions. Should this affect their medical treatment plans?

Stroke Clot Busters Safe for Warfarin Patients

Clot busting drugs are safe for administering to stroke patients taking blood thinner warfarin (Coumadin), a new study has revealed.

Lower Blood Pressure A Phone Call Away

Dropping high blood pressure might be just a phone call away. A new study has found that telephone support from pharmacists can help patients lower their blood pressure.

Insulin Adjustments Made Easier

No matter what type of diabetes you have, you eventually may need insulin treatment. Most insulin users have trouble reaching their blood sugar targets. Luckily, there are tools that can help.

Inequality Among Women with Cancer

Chief Medical Officer and Executive Vice President of the American Cancer Society, Otis Brawley, MD, is also the author of How We Do Harm - A Doctor Breaks Ranks About Being Sick in America.

Deborah Gordon, M.D.

Deborah Gordon, MD has worked for 30 years integrating family practice, preventive and integrative medicine. She has had an integrative medical practice in Ashland, Oregon, for the last...

Kids Emotionally Benefit from Sports

Nobody wants to be yelled at on the playing field.  Supportive and fun sports environments can have a real impact on the stability of a child. Learning emotional management skills and lower rates of depression are just part of the benefits.

Having fun while exercising has more than just physical perks.

Research points to ‘caring climates’ for sports activities to improve feelings of depression and ability to manage negative thoughts.

Find your child a fun sport to join!

Mary Fry PhD., Associate Professor of health, sport and...

Taking Charge: Getting Tested for HIV

As you're boarding the bus, you see an ad that asks you to “Take Charge. Take the Test.” The test is free, and you don't have to study. The results are simple: Your HIV status.

Which Hospital Offers the Best Heart Treatment?

Heart attack patients immediately rushed to hospitals capable of using a balloon catheter to clear blocked arteries are more likely to receive treatment sooner.

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