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A new technology is on the market to combat cellulite and reduce fat and wrinkles.

Remember H1N1? It hasn’t been discussed in awhile. Last year, it was constantly reported that the H1N1 pandemic was more severe…

On Aug. 9, Gabrielle Gutierrez, 15, of Jacksonville, was a patient in a new type of surgery at UNC Hospitals.

Some products that contain a lot of sodium are obvious, but for others, people need to read labels, Consumer Reports says.

A study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests that cognitive behavioral therapy could be an…

The national health care reform law, which was was designed to provide insurance coverage and access to physicians to more Americans,…

A stunning one in five teens has lost a little bit of hearing, and the problem has increased substantially in recent years, a new…

New research suggests many of those children are simply diagnosed with ADHD because they are less mature than their older classmates.

Hand held computers are helping doctors and patients get the most out of their visits together. Duke University Hospital uses the…

Health experts say this year has been one of the worst in decades for poison ivy in the U.S.

A high-tech device is helping stroke patients with lingering weakness learn to walk more normally.

“We did it for 12 weeks, so that's a long time to keep up that change,” UNC nurse Sonya Lester said. “One of the reasons why we…

A new study shows a bacteria found in yogurt and some yeast products could help soothe babies with colic.

Doctors said that patients who don't treat their allergies year-round suffer the most.

The V Foundation for Cancer Research has reached the $100 million milestone in donations in just 17 years.