Experts explain a new desensitization technique that may help people who need a kidney transplant and kidney exchanges that make more patients eligible for transplants.

Kids with disabilities are twice as likely to be victims of bullying. Experts discuss the problem and how to prevent bullying of these children.

An expert neurologist discusses changes in thinking that can create more positive physical brain pathways, making us happier.

Bleeding disorders such as hemophilia can be extremely serious but are treatable. However, many must fight the legacy of more primitive treatment, such as HIV and hepatitis C.

Experts discuss how doctors on the street can improve health for the homeless and lower cost for society.

Freezing eggs in their 30's allows women to preserve fertility well into their 40's. The concept was originally meant for women whose fertility was threatened by disease or medical treatment, but today the majority of those having eggs frozen are doing so for social or career reasons. Now egg freezing is even offered as a corporate benefit in some places. Experts discuss the procedure and its uses.

Specially trained crisis intervention teams have spread around the country to prevent deaths, injuries, and unnecessary incarceration.

The newly appointed director of the world's only research center devoted exclusively to bladder cancer discusses risks and treatments.

Parents who have spent 18 years or more raising children often feel lost when the last child leaves home for college or their own place. A psychotherapist discusses common reactions and strategies for renewing purpose living in the empty nest.

A former paramedic describes the "inside story" of the job, its dangers and rewards.