Sarah Schroeder

MD Anderson teams with the Cancer Therapy and Research Center, part of the UT Health Science Center, to offer more cancer services in San Antonio.

A new survey found that although 70 percent of employers offered telemedicine as an option, only 3 percent of their employees used it.

In addition to using an MRI to gauge the extent of brain cancer, doctors have found a way to monitor a chemical found only in tumor cells.

In this week’s Q&A, we interview Clorinda Walley, the executive director of Good Days, a nonprofit organization providing financial assistance to people with chronic disease.

In this week’s Bookshelf, our content partner Kirkus Reviews highlights Chickenizing Farms and Food.

New drugs that so far have slowed the pace of memory loss in patients with Alzheimer’s could be in the marketplace within five years, if more testing bears similar results.

Scientists using CRISPR technology to snip DNA at very precise spots are increasingly confident that they will someday be able to reverse genetic mutations associated with muscular dystrophy and other life-threatening illnesses.

Federal data show that reports of sexually transmitted disease were higher last year than ever reported, with a 19 percent increase in syphilis alone.

A new study funded by hospital groups found that sudden spikes in drug prices can severely hurt hospitals’ ability to manage costs, but the pharmaceutical industry said the study results were distorted.

In this week’s Bookshelf, our content partner Kirkus Reviews highlights Alzheimer’s – Dementia: Find the Best Nursing Home with Sister Ann.