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A new technology called genomoncology precision decision works like a matchmaker, taking the genetic sequencing of the patient and running it through a database.

The summer sun may seem to be shining brighter, but before going outside make sure your eye protection is actually protecting you.

Psychologists are uncovering that being in a constant hurry may actually be a sickness of its own.

Sickle cell disease causes red blood cells to form the shape of a sickle, making it difficult for blood to flow.

Nearly seven million companion animals enter animal shelters in the United States every year. Of those shelter animals, 1.5 million are euthanized.

Pancreatitis, a painful inflammation of the pancreas, is sometimes associated with older people.

One in three children with autism spectrum disorder or ASD will not play any sports outside of school gym classes.

One woman with a lot of soul is making it her mission to inspire girls to get up and get active.

The Fourth of July has been a long-awaited holiday for many Americans, and it will be the first fully vaccinated gathering for families after a year of being shut indoors.

You brush, floss, get your twice-a-year cleanings and avoid sweets. But Ivanhoe has some surprising ways you could be causing damage to your teeth.

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts of all fields have been scrambling to find new and innovative solutions to keep us all healthy and safe.

Today, 130 Americans will take their own life. Tomorrow, another 130 will. And the trend will continue day after day after day.

Its goal is to tackle mental health issues, through mindfulness, in a fun way.

Hip dysplasia is a condition where a person’s hip socket doesn’t completely cover the ball of one of their thigh bones.

From beach days to just running errands, we all do things we’re not supposed to out in the sun.

Vaccinated Americans can now feel comfortable shedding their masks indoors, according to CDC guidelines although some states and businesses may still require them and some of the country’s top docs, including Doctor Anthony Fauci, say masks may make seasonal returns to prevent colds and the flu.

After years with no new treatments, scientists say there are promising new drugs that can stop the kidney damage, with fewer toxic side effects.

In an average week in the United States, more than 8,000 babies are born prematurely.

According to the National Cancer Institute, in 2021 1.9 million people will be diagnosed with cancer and more than 600,000 will die from the disease.

They’re moody, eat all your food and fall asleep in class, but just how tired is your teen?

Death doulas opened up about what terminally ill patients told them. One common theme -- quit worrying so much.

Sixty-five percent of those who successfully complete a fad diet will end up gaining all their weight back.

According to the FDA, as of late last year, there were 370 active trials for therapies to treat COVID-19.

This year alone, 13,000 Americans will be told they have glioblastoma, a deadly brain cancer.

Each year, about 10 million women see their doctors for knee pain. The discomfort can be debilitating but are there ways to stop knee pain before it starts?

A national poll conducted by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that nearly half of all Americans feel that the coronavirus has negatively impacted their mental health

While both parents play a vital role in raising daughters, recent research has shown fathers may have a particularly meaningful effect.

From broken bones to something more serious, millions of children get an x-ray each year, but safety is a concern.

June is men’s health month and experts say many of the health risks plaguing men are preventable, and that regular checkups at home and at the doctors can save lives.

If you’re one of the more than 131 million Americans to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, you probably have a lot of questions.