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Stem cells, gene therapy and devices that can beam images directly into the brain offer new hope to those without sight.
More children survive cancer, but infertility is often the cost. New techniques offer hope.
The most damaging forms of multiple sclerosis get new treatments, including one that is already widely available.
Testing cells in the nostril may change how doctors diagnose the deadliest form of cancer.
Gene changes related to culture may play into how disease affects the body, according to researcher Esteban Burchard.
A new vaccine may prevent valley fever and break a long-standing impasse on fungal research.
Restless legs syndrome continues to puzzle, even with the recent publication of the first clinical guidelines for the disease.
A bold theory—that the brain-tangling proteins of Alzheimer’s disease may form to fight infection—could spur new research.
The first U.S. penis transplant didn’t save a life, but it vastly improved one, opening a frontier for complex transplants.
Bacteria in the body produce their own powerful antibiotics. Some may lead to new tools for fighting superbugs.
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