There may be some new help for congestive heart failure patients.

Scientists are calling it a "remarkable new advance" against HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.

A new study taken over the span of two decades finds U.S. teens are getting less sleep than ever before.

We all know our vision usually diminishes as we get older, but for some of us it can lead to an injury called a retinal tear.

Today, research shows Americans eat out, on average, often close to five times a week.

You can have a healthy heart with nice clear blood vessels, eat all the right foods, exercise and not smoke and you can still develop a serious form of heart disease.

It's easy to think of chocolate when you want to express your love especially around Valentine’s Day.

Researchers say as many as one in ten Americans may be living with a brain parasite and not even know it, according to a study from the University of Arizona.

The Centers for Disease Control says one in 68 children has autism.

A Wisconsin hospital is testing a patient for Ebola after they had recently been in West Africa.

When it comes to running, it turns out less is more.

As most doctors try to convince parents to get their children vaccinated the recent measles outbreak has also become a potent political issue in Washington.

A group of Minnesota high schools will soon start screening students for depression.

There may be hope on the horizon for people who suffer from severe peanut allergies.