Women are sharing their experiences with chronic urinary tract infections on social media in an effort to break the stigma surrounding UTIs.

Continuing our Texoma Health and Wellness series, Dr. Praveen Reddy from United Regional Cancer Center shared insights on ...

Researchers have identified a ‘circadian’ subtype of depression that may be driven by misalignment with the body’s internal clock. Could sleep therapies help?

The FDA just approved Brytly, a nonprescription apraclonidine eye drop for red eyes. A doctor explains its use and potential side effects.

Stress and anxiety can trigger diarrhea through the gut-brain axis. GI doctors explain why it happens and how to calm symptoms.

People with MS are commonly misdiagnosed with other medical conditions, and the reverse is also true. Learn which misdiagnoses are most common.

Can three minutes of exercise improve fitness? A six-week trial found striking gains, but its tiny sample and hard intervals matter.

Doctors explain how colonoscopy compares with FIT, Cologuard, and blood-based colon cancer screening—and why it can catch more than cancer.

After five years of battling what she believed was multiple sclerosis (MS), actress Christina Applegate has learned she never had the disease. Her experience highlights a troubling reality: MS can be ...

Surgically removing part of a lung may sound extreme, but it can offer good survival odds for early-stage cancer — and result in a surprisingly normal life.

The obesity status corresponded to a distinct pattern in the MRI scans in their fifties, with the people who had been clinically obese showing more than twice the median volume of WMHs compared to ...

A lipid panel, or cholesterol panel, is a blood test that measures total cholesterol, LDL ("bad" cholesterol), HDL ("good" cholesterol), and triglycerides. High levels of LDL can contribute to plaque ...