A drug that has long been used in Japan for asthma may slow down brain shrinkage in people with progressive multiple sclerosis, a preliminary trial has found.

Researchers developed an imaging biomarker that measures inflammation of fatty tissue surrounding the coronary arteries and can help predict cardiac mortality.

A new subtype of multiple sclerosis, or MS, has been identified by researchers, and the discovery changes understanding of the disease.

The advent of new technology -- pairing a mobile heart monitor and smart device app -- can detect atrial fibrillation in a more simplified manner, according to research.

The Cleveland Indians and the Boston Red Sox are both headed for the postseason for the third straight year and could wind up facing each other.

The New York University School of Medicine announced Thursday it will cover tuition costs for all of its students regardless of merit or financial need.

The Cleveland Indians own a huge lead in the American League Central, and all they're doing now is waiting until the playoffs arrive. Once they get there, they know they've got the roster depth and the talent to go far.

Rectal cancer patients under 50 don't see an improvement to their overall survival after receiving recommended treatments, researchers found in a study.

LeBron James said he is thankful after learning about a movement for a $1 million statute of himself to be built in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.

Most multiple sclerosis patients shouldn't wait to start taking medication in the early stages of the disease, new guidelines say.

Men and women who receive a false-positive breast or prostate cancer screening are likely to obtain future recommended cancer screenings, a new study says.

A new case report suggests that eating some of the hottest chili peppers -- including the Carolina reaper -- can give you a headache that will send you to the ER.

Young men who survive testicular cancer may need to worry about more than a return of the disease: A study says they may face greater heart risks down the road.

Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic have developed a prosthetic arm with more natural movement sensation.

Stem cell clinics are charging big money for knee arthritis "cures" and making extravagant claims about their therapies, a new study contends.