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The Pentagon has issued new rules that would prevent people currently treated for schizophrenia, congestive heart failure, having a donated organ or some other issues from receiving a medical waive… ...

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(Courtesy UMass Chan Medical School) Leaders of UMass Chan Medical School say they've tallied the shortfall in federal funding to the school's scientists since President Trump took office.

Restore Medical, a medtech company focusing on heart failure therapies, announced the closing of a $23 million Series B funding round. Pitango HealthTech co-led the round with the European Innovation ...

Hot tubs and saunas can both soothe aching muscles and provide welcome warmth, but hot tubs might offer greater health benefits.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Most people think the heart starts to lose its spark as you age, but researchers at the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC say otherwise. In a healthy heart, a ...

Artists with signs were among those who took to the streets across the country at No Kings rallies protesting President Donald Trump.

A new study found that cannabis users are 29% more likely than nonusers to develop Acute Coronary Syndrome, which can lead to heart attacks.

A dangerous cult spreading medical disinformation targets Dr. Mark Lin’s patients and hospital in Anthony Lee’s electric medical thriller, "Toxic Minds." In the sophomore entry of his ...

Mass General Brigham researchers have developed a new AI tool in collaboration with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to probe through previously collected CT scans and ...

Patients using chatbots to assess their own medical conditions may end up with worse outcomes than conventional methods, according to a new Oxford study.