After decades of work, determined researchers are close to marketing a treatment that turbocharges the immune system to fight cancer.

The FDA has revamped nutrition labels on packaged food for the first time in more than 20 years. Numerous articles explore what is currently considered a healthy way to eat.

From Scientific American Mind, ideas on how to prevent Alzheimer's through diet, exercise, social engagement and cognitive reserve.

The conclusion to a series of personal essay written by a medical journalist chronicling his prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment over a 5 year period. The choice to use active surveillance instead of treatment for prostate cancer. Also a New York Times article about older men being overtested for prostate cancer.

A medical journalist chronicles his prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment over a 5 year period. The choice to use active surveillance instead of treatment for prostate cancer.

Technological advances in health and wellness. Looking ahead to edible technologies that work better than antibiotics, to second skins for treating eczema, and brain chips to guide paralyzed limbs

Is sunscreen necessary? If it is, what is the right way to use it?

Is sunscreen necessary? If it is, what is the right way to use it?

Is sunscreen necessary? If it is, what is the right way to use it?

From Harper's Magazine - the "Compassionate Use" protocol for giving experimental drugs to patients when no other option exists. A social media campaign "Save Josh" forced one company to provide an unapproved drug for compassionate use. Was this ethically sound?