Dr. William House, 88, is revered for his treatments of inner ear disorders. He's most known for creating the first cochlear implant in 1961, giving deaf people the ability to hear.

In season 5, House's favorite fellow, Dr. Robert Chase, is preparing to get married, and he enjoys a bachelor party with some near and dear friends, House being among them.

For eight years, Fox’s House was one of the most popular medical dramas on the planet. The show offered a different look at doctors, as its titular Dr. Gregory House was not one for bedside ...

It was a typical example of "House" surrealism, as, intermittently through much of the hour, House debated whether to live or die while being interrogated by characters from his past.

In House, Dr. Gregory House is the one with the persisting limp which leads to his Vicodin addiction. It’s also worth noting that Sherlock Holmes was quite the fan of Cocaine.

Candice Bergen%27s character was poisoned by a hip implant Real patient did not recover completely We knew the fictional Dr. Gregory House of Princeton, N.J., was good at solving medical mysteries.

Dr. William F. House, a dentist-turned-ear specialist who 50 years ago defied the medical establishment and many advocates for the hearing impaired to champion an implantable device, now widely ...