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New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 372, Issue 25, Page 2459-2460, June 2015.

(International Osteoporosis Foundation) An International Osteoporosis Foundation Working Group on Skeletal Rare Diseases has published a new classification of rare genetic metabolic bone disorders according to their meta...

New England Journal of Medicine, Volume 372, Issue 25, June 2015.

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The first case of mortality due to MERS has been reported in Germany. The 65-year-old-man was able to overcome the disease but died due to complications from the infection.

Appendectomy may soon be an option for patients with uncomplicated appendicitis as researchers found that patients who received antibiotics no longer need surgical removal of their appendix.

Not all fats are bad for you but steer clear of trans fats, if you know what's good for you. FDA determination shows trans fats are bad news, enforces compliance period to start phasing them out.

The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill is alive with the sound of baby Laken's parents' voices. A toddler is on her way to development after a successful cochlear implant surgery.

Individuals who quit smoking 15 years ago may have the same heart risk as those who never smoked. A new study shows that the risk percentages of both groups are similar.

A breakthrough study conducted by King's College London researchers suggests that a particular protein in the body could be used as a biomarker to identify the potential of an individual to develop Alzheimer's disease la...

CVS will buy the 1,660 pharmacies and 80 in-store clinics operated by Target. The $1.9 billion deal is expected to be beneficial for both companies.

A new study conducted by the Public Health Institute in California suggests that women who were exposed to the pesticide DDT while they were still in the womb are almost four times more likely to develop breast cancer.