Topic: Cleveland Clinic

Some men who took sildenafil -- the generic form of the impotence drug Viagra -- suffered from vision problems, including a kind of color blindness that could take weeks to resolve, researchers found.

Brain damage occurs in boxers and mixed martial arts fighters alike, but it unfolds differently as these athletes age, a new study finds.

A treatment that delivers ultrasound waves to the brain may bring lasting relief to some people with debilitating hand tremors, a new study finds.

Icosapent ethyl -- a purified fish oil drug sold under the brand name Vascepa -- put the brakes on key aspects of plaque formation after nine months of use, according to early results from an ongoing clinical trial.

New research suggests weight-loss surgery lowers the chances of breast cancer among women with genes that make them vulnerable to the disease.

A review of team directories at NCAA member schools finds gender disparity among team physicians and athletic trainers, with men holding the vast majority of positions at universities across the country.

After the University of California, San Francisco, banned sales of sugary drinks, employees started downing less liquid sugar -- and their waistlines showed it.

The cleaners and disinfectants used to sterilize medical equipment and wash hospital surfaces appear to increase nurses' odds of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), according to a new study.

Addiction and overdose deaths aren't the only consequence of America's opioid epidemic. Cases of a potentially deadly heart infection have risen alarmingly, too, a new study finds.

A 52-year-old brain cancer patient taking a pot concentrate to boost his appetite landed in the ER after taking a dose 35 times stronger than a recreational user might take, a case study noted.

Weight-loss surgery reduces the risk of heart complications and premature death for people who are obese and have Type 2 diabetes by about 40 percent compared to standard medical care, new research says.

People who posted lots of selfies were uniformly regarded as less likable, less successful, less adventurous and more insecure than those who share photos taken by somebody else, a new study found.

Google is celebrating what would have been the 96th birthday of surgeon Dr. Rene Favaloro with a new Doodle.

A baby was delivered at the Cleveland Clinic from a uterus that had been transplanted from a deceased donor, the first such birth in the U.S.

Many U.S. stem cell clinics don't have doctors with the appropriate professional training for the illnesses treated there, a new study found.