Flotation spas are set to give away thousands more free therapy sessions after launching a monthly military appreciation day for vets and service members.
An intriguing new study from the University at Buffalo shows that the red grapes in wine may be protecting your brain from the effects of stress.
This new research from the University of Leeds illustrates how gentle electrical stimulation in the ear can fight a range of chronic health issues.
Scientists have identified several strains of bacteria in human guts that can be used to prevent - and even reverse - allergies.
A new study from the University of Arizona has uncovered a potential new way to treat patients with ALS, a debilitating neurodegenerative disease.
Feast of Crispian which pairs Shakespeare with veterans struggling post-war, announced the first-ever National Veterans Theater Festival May 23-26 in Milwaukee.
This is the first successful demonstration of scientists using gene therapy to help a heart repair itself following a heart attack.
This MIT researcher has published another study that further explains how and why flickering lights could be a non-pharmaceutical dementia treatment.
A British artificial intelligence system has invented a new drug now in human trials for treating OCD—and using AI reduced the drug's R&D costs by 80%.
Not only is Palforzia the first approved drug for peanut allergies, it is the first FDA-approved treatment for ANY food allergy.
The researchers were "surprised" to find that there are dozens of FDA-approved drugs that also have underlying anti-cancer properties.
This new study adds to a growing body of research that has linked Parkinson's disease and brain function to gut bacteria.
Frostbite may soon be a thing of the past thanks to this simple new spray treatment that clears all signs of injury within two weeks.
In just one year, scientists managed to regrow tooth enamel; use stem cells to restore blindness; and identify molecules for fighting the worst cancers.
Researchers found that activating a specific neural pathway in the brain can amplify or reduce impulsive eating, regardless of the foods.
For the first time, scientists have confirmed the location and function of a group of neural cells which can completely cut off all forms of seizures.
A special needs youth didn't walk for eight years until a physical trainer from Special Strong gave him the encourage he needed to walk on his own.
Valerie can now walk, run, and confidently return to school since a nonprofit team from Mercy Ships has fixed her extremely bowed legs.
The 800-pound sculpture has been crafted out of the keys to people's destroyed churches, schools, homes, and business—and it will now help them heal.
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