Mount Sinai sent lab-grown heart and brain tissue models to the space station on SpaceX CRS-35 to study whether spaceflight speeds aging-like changes.

A Northwestern and Buck Institute study of 28 women found that the ovary keeps changing for decades after menopause, with more inflammation in older tissue.

About one in three first-year OB-GYN residents may develop depression, and only a third of them sought help, a study of more than 1,270 interns found.

In an OHSU randomized trial, induction patients given a plain-language labor guide reported more satisfaction and a greater sense of control in labor.

Major insurers, the AMA, and NCQA back a new standard for doctor directory data. Here is how to confirm a doctor takes your plan before you enroll.

Rep. J. Luis Correa urged dental and medical groups to warn clinicians about clindamycin and C. diff. Learn when dental antibiotics help and what to ask.

A small study found that Ervebo sparked Bundibugyo-reactive T cells in 13 of 20 adults. Here is what it means for the Congo trial and U.S. travelers.

A triathlete's lingering hoarseness led doctors to Ortner syndrome, where an enlarged lung artery presses on the nerve that controls a vocal cord.

A young man inhaled nitrous oxide straight from a canister and got frostbite in his mouth and throat, a rare injury tied to the popular party gas.

Spanish doctors report the first documented native heart valve infection from Staphylococcus condimenti, a microbe first found in soy sauce mash.