PanX, a new medication collection meant to treat anxiety disorders, has been patented and TPD LLC will oversee clinical development and commercialization efforts.

Health insurers need to see the changing healthcare market as an opportunity to innovate like some car companies have done in their industry, CMS Acting Administrator Andy Slavitt said at an Oct. 5 forum of marketplace insurers.

Virtual reality isn’t just for gaming anymore. The launch of Level EX has brought the top visuals of the video game industry into the medical field. The company has introduced the first 3D virtual reality mobile application for practicing virtual minimally invasive surgical procedures.

Swipe right on your sperm donor! The London Sperm Bank has launched its app for easy selection of sperm donors.

Activity trackers seem like the god-sent device for people trying to lose a few pounds or get back into shape, but without additional incentives, do these devices actually provide positive results?

Some hospitals employ the use of copper in certain materials as a way to slow the spread of disease. But a New York Times reader wanted to know the actual efficacy of that. 

Surgeons from the Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas have performed the first womb transplants in the United States from living donors. 

Tuberculosis was once a disease deemed ultimately fatal once contracted but thanks to modern medicine TB is curable, yet over 1 million people die annually from the disease. With 22 percent of all TB cases occurring in California the CDC recommends the high cost, travel dependent and labor intensive directly observed therapy (DOT) as the most effective treatment. The Center for Connected Health Policy has released a report on what benefits telehealth could bring to the treatment of TB.