Stroke victims regain greater use of their paralyzed limbs with a dual-therapy approach than a single method, according to a study in Europe.

Intravenous acetaminophen has no additional benefits over oral Tylenol for patients undergoing colorectal procedures, according to a new study.

Alzheimer’s patients older than 65 benefit the most benefit from deep brain stimulation, according to findings from a recent phase II clinical trial.

Lower than normal levels of vitamin D in the blood were linked to increased risk of early interstitial lung disease, according to an analysis of a new study.

Four unhealthy behaviors can lead to cancer and chronic disease, but researchers say a lifestyle change can curb these behaviors — and maybe stave off disease.

A gene signature in the bloodstream might determine whether someone is going to develop active tuberculosis, according to a new study.

Electronic brain stimulation helped improve rats’ mobility after debilitating strokes, offering hope for treatment in humans, researchers report in a new study.

Recent-onset type 2 diabetes has been linked to pancreatic cancer in African Americans and Hispanics older than 50, according to a study.

The molecules of bacteria found in soil may lead to the development of better drugs, according to researchers at the Florida campus of Scripps Research.

Researchers have developed a quicker, better and cheaper way than mammograms to detect breast cancer: a laser scanner that can find tumors in 15 seconds.