Another Alzheimer’s drug has—mostly—fallen short of researchers’ expectations, drug developer TauRx said in a statement July 27. 

A study published by PLOS ONE discusses how researchers repurposed 3D printers to perform sample preparation and DNA amplification, slashing the cost of these products by thousands of dollars.

Younger people are more likely to be checking into emergency departments for traumatic brain injuries (TBI) than any other age group, according to data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Annapolis, MD (PRWEB) July 25, 2016 -- Purview (http://www.purview.net), the patient-driven medical imaging company, announced today the launch of its new medical image CD burning solution, Purview Publisher (http://www.purview.net/purview-publisher). 

People apparently know what they’re talking about when it comes to their own health, according to a new study. Not only that, doctors may find use in these self-assessments when gauging a patient’s overall health, says the New York Times.

Telehealth has been seen as potential path to bringing care to rural communities. Many healthcare providers offer telehealth for primary care, but what about mental care? With iLookin.com, mental healthcare is being brought to everyone both far and wide.

America isn’t standing as tall as it once did, at least compared to adult men and woman in other countries.

Researchers have developed new software that helps children diagnosed with ADHD minimize symptoms when receiving care at community pediatric practices. Combining medication and care, patients are able to reduce symptoms by 13 points on parent-rated scale of symptoms.