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HEALTH September 26, 2017

High-tech ideas to fix opioid crisis compete for Ohio grants

A call by Ohio Gov. John Kasich (KAY'-sik) for scientific breakthroughs to help solve the opioid crisis is drawing interest from dozens of groups with ideas including remote controlled medication dispensers, monitor devices for addicts and pain-relieving massage gloves.

Rare Diseases September 21, 2017

7-year-old fitted with 3-D printed hand to throw first pitch at World Series

The 7-year-old Las Vegas girl who made headlines for wanting to throw a pitch at every MLB ballpark will take the mound this fall to toss the ceremonial first pitch during Game 4 of the World Series.

Glaucoma August 17, 2017

Man gets bionic eye, sees family for first time in 10 years

A Minnesota man saw his wife for the first time in 10 years鈥� and most of his grandchildren for the first time ever鈥� after receiving a bionic eye at the Mayo Clinic earlier this month, ValleyNewsLive.com reported.

Addiction July 6, 2017

FDA launches mobile app competition to aid opioid abuse epidemic

Federal health officials are asking the public for mobile app designs that would help connect opioid abusers to carriers of the prescription drug naloxone, which can help reverse overdose.

Incredible Health July 6, 2017

Woman with MS to run 7 marathons on 7 continents in 1 year

When Cheryl Hile was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) in 2006, she thought her running career was over.

Arthritis May 22, 2017

Cracking, popping joints may foretell arthritis

Grating, cracking or popping sounds around joints may predict future arthritis, especially in the knees, according to a recent U.S. study.

Children's Health April 25, 2017

Sick child? An easy way to take their temperature

Classic flu symptoms like a body aches, chills and headaches cannot always be verbalized by a young child, and around the clock monitoring can be exhausting and nearly impossible. But in the era of wearable technology, there are new innovations to help give you some peace of mind

Stress and Anxiety April 13, 2017

Are you 鈥榓ddicted鈥� to your smartphone?

We all joke around about being 鈥渁ddicted鈥� to our smartphones, but is there real science to it?

Medical Tech April 7, 2017

University rallies to present disabled honor student with new high-tech wheelchair

Students and staff at Fairfield University came together last week to surprise a sophomore student with a new wheelchair equipped with communicative technology, meaning she could ditch her damaged unit, which was being held together with duct tape.

Product Recalls April 7, 2017

Medtronic recalls devices used to manage fluid build-up in the brain

Medtronic Plc said on Thursday it was recalling devices used to manage build-up of the cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the brain due to increased complaints.

Medical Tech March 29, 2017

Brain implant lets paralyzed man feed himself using his thoughts

A paralyzed man in Cleveland fed himself mashed potatoes for the first time in eight years, aided by a computer-brain interface that reads his thoughts and sends signals to move muscles in his arm, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.