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New Procedure Could Improve Quality of Life for Millions of People after Knee Replacement Surgery
Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta has found that radio C-RFA treatment lessens joint pain in people who have arthritis.
Woman Becomes 'Natural Suppressor' of HIV as Her Body Completely Clears the Disease - Doctors Find Only Antibodies
A remarkable 30-year old Argentinian woman was cured of HIV by her own immune systems, doctors say after 8 years with no viral detection.
Grandfather Donates Kidney, Sparks Idea for Voucher Program That is Spreading Life
Gift certificate, layaway plan or voucher. Call it what you want, but an innovative organ donation program has started to spread across the United States.
Baby Wakes From Coma as Doctors Were Ready To Turn Off Life Support (Video)
Medical experts were sure that little Marwa would not survive without life support – and then the unexpected happened.
Do You Know a Vet Who Needs a New Smile? Offices are Holding Free Dental Day For Veterans
Roughly 5,000 veterans across America are expected to receive free dental services, such as fillings, cleanings, and extractions on this day in June.
News Anchor Announces On-Air That He is Helping to Forgive Over $1 Million in Medical Debt
When Jesse Jones had to pay for his own chemotherapy, he was fortunate enough to have a good job and insurance plan – but other Americans are not so lucky.
Jimmy Carter Delivers a New Clinic to Small Town That Has Been Without a Physician
The new clinic will provide vital mental and physical healthcare options to members of this small Georgian community.
New Study of 1,000 Couples Shows HIV Drug Treatment Has Eliminated All Risk of Transmitting HIV Infection
This exciting new study shows that HIV-positive people on antiretroviral therapy have "zero" chances of infecting their partners.
Researchers Finally Find Cure for the Fatal Sting of the World's Most Venomous Creature
Australian researchers have used CRISPR to develop a groundbreaking new antidote for the world's most venomous creature: the box jellyfish.
Girl Born With Backwards Legs Walks for the First Time Thanks to Strangers Funding 'Miracle' Surgery
This 3-year-old girl has been given a new lease on life after strangers raised over $225,000 for her "miracle" surgery.
Success of Advanced-Stage Parkinson's Treatment is 'Beyond Researcher's Wildest Dreams'
Researchers are using spinal implants to improve motor function in Parkinson's patients - and the results are particularly exciting.
Years After She Smells Parkinson's Disease on Her Husband, Woman is Now Paving the Way for Early Detection Test
This retired nurse is using her keen sense of smell to help researchers develop one of the first early detection tests for Parkinson's disease.
Scientists Develop 'Exciting' New Road Map for Cancer Cell Weakness to One Day Replace Chemo
In the largest study of its kind, scientists have identified some of the weakest points of cancer cells - and it could spell the end of chemo side effects.
Hospital Eases the Stress of Surgery for Young Patients By Letting Them Drive Mini-Cars into Operating Room
Rather than wheeling anxious young patients into an operating room on a gurney, this hospital let the kids take the wheel instead.
Dad Turns Board Games into Bed Sheets So Sick Kids Lying in Hospitals Won't Get Bored
As a means of fighting the tedium of plain white hospital rooms, this entrepreneur was inspired to create interactive bed sheets for young patients.
One of First UK Patients to Undergo This Surgery is 82 Years Old - and He Did It to Walk With His Wife Once More
Neil Shuttleworth is one of the first people in the UK to undergo this ankle surgery - and he did it so he could walk arm-in-arm with his wife once more.
Contraceptive Jewelry Could Be Discreet New Method of Birth Control for Women Around the World
Contraceptive jewelry could prove to be a more conspicuous and appealing method of birth control for women – especially in different countries.
Counties With More Trees and Shrubs Spend Less on Medicare, Study Finds
An intriguing new study from the University of Illinois has linked trees and shrubland to reduced county-wide healthcare costs.
In World First, HIV-Positive Woman Donates Kidney to a Fellow HIV-Positive Patient
35-year-old Nina Martinez unknowingly contracted HIV as an infant – but now, she's proudly making history as the first living HIV-positive kidney donor.
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