Milk is a big part of a healthy diet… or is it doing more harm than good?

The Sports and Fitness Industry Association named pickleball the fastest growing sport in the U.S. But it may also be responsible for the fastest growing number of sport injuries among older adults.

Four percent of American adults over the age of 50 are living with a knee replacement. Now a new "smart knee" may be giving patients and doctors valuable feedback.

From heart failure to an irregular heartbeat, implantable heart devices can save lives. However, a recent study shows that women are 30 percent less likely to receive an implantable device. There are several reasons why.

For some children born with hearing loss, cochlear implants help bridge their communication gap. Researchers are using a high-tech system to understand more about language skills through these young learners.

Nearly 500,000 American servicemen and women suffered post traumatic stress disorder after the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. Traumatic brain injury or TBI was also more frequently diagnosed in veterans serving in post 9/11 conflicts. Now a new non drug therapy addresses veterans struggling with headaches caused by both.

Thousands of couples struggle with infertility. While the causes may vary, a common condition that few men have heard of may be the culprit. Now, there’s a simple solution that’s helping more couples conceive.

Five in ten concussions go underreported or even undetected. You may know what causes a concussion but do you know the symptoms?

Long QT syndrome is a rare heart condition that keeps many kids off the playing field. One athlete is getting back in the game with the help of his doctor.

Treatments for prostate cancer include surgery, radiation or both. One type of radiation is brachytherapy or the planting of radioactive seeds inside the prostate. Now, a new study shows that an isotope in brachytherapy may reduce long-term symptoms and side effects.