Researchers have long known music can lead to health benefits. Now, an application aims to further integrate music therapy into the healthcare field.

Antibiotic resistance is here, and researchers have been scrambling to find a possible solution to fight back. In simulations conducted on a supercomputer at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, researchers have uncovered a new class of drug candidates that might be the leading weapon in fighting antibiotic resistance.

Trying to understand the inner workings of the brain is no easy task. Often studied with complex technological tools like MRI’s, researchers from at Case Western Reserve University are choosing the easy route by using blocks to study the brain.

Having a retail health clinic nearby isn’t steering patients away from going to the emergency department (ED) for common low-acuity conditions.

eHealth technologies have set out to improve the physician-patient relationship between is an essential part of any successful healing process. An opinion piece by physicians analyzing how rehabilitation medicine uses eHealth outlines three points to how the doctor-patient relationship can be improved.

Researchers have been able to develop two new ways to stop excessive bleeding in a wide range of applications.

To provide around the clock care to ICU patients being treated at Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, the health system has partnered with two companies as it launches a pilot telemedicine program.

North Ottawa Community Health System (NOCHS) in Grand Haven, Michigan, has opened an emergency department for area patients, reports the Grand Rapids Business Journal.