Instead of banning all air traffic going in and out of Ebola stricken countries, the United States opts to filter high risk people through a handful of airports.

A Bulgarian man who had been paralysed for four years can now walk again, with aid, and drive a car thanks to nasal cells that were placed in his spine.

The chain of pharmacies is assembling a network of tobacco free pharmacies that will be able to offer cheaper copays to customers who fill their prescriptions there.

A new study shows that caregivers frequently and unintentionally administer medication to young children incorrectly.

The length of telomeres in white blood cells, where it is most easily measured, has been previously linked to human lifespan.

Researchers give a conservative estimate 10 percent of all patients taking these types of medications experience impulse control issues.

In the long term, scientists hope that they will be able to use a patient’s own cells to grow organs for those needing life-saving transplants.

Taking the pill daily could mean a 99 percent reduction in risk.

The study included 160 patients who had suffered a myocardial infarction.