Experts at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference are pushing for a new pre-dementia type of neurological diagnosis: mild behavioral impairment. 

Researchers have genetically modified the FXa protein, which acts as a kind of bandage on a cellular level, to be even stronger clotting agent. 

With most fertility apps, the main concern among users is simply, "Just how accurate is this thing?" Many apps claim to can monitor fertility via user imput, but women can still have negative experiences when trying to conceive. OvuSense, a new app, now uses women's own bodies to tell them when their most fertile.

According to a new study, the most effective treatment for one of the most widespread mental health ailments could also be the cheapest. 

Many veterans often face long wait times, while those in rural communities may have to deal with a long commute as well. Now veterans are able to choose between VA and community care providers, to choose the best personalized care for them.

The Texas Biomedical Research Institute in San Antonio, has obtained more than $23 million in funding for an HIV vaccine they’re developing in conjunction with medical experts from the U.S. and Europe.

Stem cell research has progressed in recent years, but the potential benefits from these advancements are struggling to find a place in the healthcare market. A report by GBI Research found that while stem cells are in the end stages of development for use, they still face an uphill climb to being used in healthcare. 

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have released its newest guidelines for healthcare facilities when faced with a ransomware attack in response to insufficient security of data, reports Fedscoop.