Maxed out on Parkinson’s disease meds and reluctant to give up his active lifestyle, Steve Stampfler opted for deep brain stimulation to bring his tremors under control.

Nearly half of all Americans do, and they're responsible for 328,000 crashes a year—including 6,800 fatalities.

Public health campaigns should account for regional differences in drug activity and overdoses, researchers say.

A first-in-the-U.S. biopsy that combined three leading-edge technologies identifies stage 1 lung cancer, which makes all the difference for 81-year-old Mac Brown.

New technology that listens to creaking joints could soon help doctors diagnose osteoarthritis.

Study: Severe cases of the sleeping disorder are associated with a diabetic eye disease that may lead to vision loss.

Soft-spoken and strong-willed, Lilly Gordon is enjoying life as a typical high schooler these days—and she's not letting cystic fibrosis get in the way.

It's more serious than it sounds.

A lung transplant saved his life. Now, he is determined to make the most of his second chance.

Researchers have long recognized viruses, bacteria and parasites as culprits in pancreatic cancers—but new evidence points to fungal infections, too.

With wireless technology, an epilepsy monitoring unit gives a girl more freedom to play and move about during her hospital stay.

Experts say a landmark study has found certain gene mutations can be targeted with newer drug therapies.