In normal circumstances hypothermia is something to be avoided, but the use of cold temperatures has become a staple at Baltimore's R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.

Time is of the essence when newborn babies experience respiratory problems. For rural or unequipped hospitals, these high-risk births are especially challenging. Telemedicine is one avenue for these hospitals to consult physicians from all over the world and provide timely care to these tiny patients.

Since acquiring VideoMedicine in September, Salus Telehealth has taken steps to reorganize its leadership as the companies adjust to the new partnership.

ATLANTA and CHICAGO - Addressing the increasing expectation on health plans to present patients with accurate directories of available health care professionals, the American Medical Association (AMA) and LexisNexis® Risk Solutions today announced a collaboration to offer a solution that simplifies a successful strategy for constantly maintaining high-quality data for use in network directories.

Researchers have come one step closer to developing a bioartificial kidney by producing the “living membrane” portion of the kidney. The latest in the development is set to be presented at American Society of Nephrology (ASN) Kidney Week 2016. 

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.