MEDICINE

The team at the University of Alberta, Canada, who conducted the study compared the two approaches — invasive colonoscopy and swallowing FMT as a sealed capsule — to come to their conclusion.

Accurately comparing different health plans could be tricky. Here’s an easy guide.

There are a few foods that you should be weary of this holiday season to make the celebrations memorable in the right way.

David Stephan and his wife used remedies like maple syrup and garlic to treat their son's illness.

A professor conducted secret tests on at least eight people in hotel rooms.

These machines are now obsolete and have been replaced by positive-pressure ventilators such as modern-day respirators.

The two different cannabis compounds – cannabidiol (CBD), and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) – are known to affect the nervous system and help PTSD patients bring their acquired fear under control.

The FDA warns that getting silicone injections is an illegal practice.

The FDA issued a public advisory Tuesday against kratom use.

"This is not a time to be squeamish because it’s a life and death situation."

A two and half minute video shows the baby’s face pressing against the fluid filled sac as doctors carefully try to get the baby out.

Teratoma sparked encephalitis, an auto immune condition that causes inflammation in the brain, and triggered seizures and hallucinations in Kira Hartley.

Researchers found night-time burns took an average of 28 days to heal, while day-time burns just took 17 days.

Oncologists claim that "excessive exposure" to alcohol poses a risk of developing cancer.

Flu season is almost here, there's a few things to know about the vaccine, its side effects and where you can get it.

A new portable device gives doctors the ability to perform an ultrasound with their smartphones, and one used it to find his own cancer.

South Korean researchers have reportedly developed a new blood testing technology that can predict the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

Samsung’s 5D Heart Color ultrasound technology is being recognized by the medical industry.

Pelima, who was from Liberia, Africa, was worried she was going to be deported because her boyfriend Victor Eppelle had been detained by agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Lindsey Hubley was diagnosed with a deadly flesh-eating infection — necrotizing fasciitis — days after giving birth to a boy at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia. A lawsuit filed by her against the hospital alleges her placenta wasn’t removed completely post her delivery, which could have possibly caused the fatal infection causing her to lose all her limbs.

Christian Applegate is worried that her daughter, Sadie, could have the BRCA gene.