UCSF radiologist Dr. Rebecca Smith-Bindman is urging federal regulators not to roll back a rule that requires hospitals to track and report how much radiation they use in CT scans.

Dr. Kimberly Brockenbrough and primary care physician Dr. Tom Duncan explain how the scan can reveal risks before symptoms appear. Sponsored by CardiaVision.

Marte sat out Friday's game due to a bruised right foot, and multiple tests have now confirmed that his injury isn't more serious than the team initially thought. The star second baseman will test his ...

Smith first injured the hand last Wednesday when he was hit by a Nick Gonzales foul ball in Pittsburgh, and while subsequent ...

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John” attended my rooms when still in his late 50s, suited up from work and worried. He described that on frequent occasions ...

Exact Sciences has launched its long-awaited blood test designed to detect the early stages of multiple tumors, with a plan ...

James McGovern, who lost his daughter to cancer in April. It’s not everyone who has their face in the newspaper and plastered on a billboard, but it’s happening for Teresa Simpson.  The Sturbridge ...

Researchers in Singapore have also recently developed an AI-driven scoring system for predicting the recurrence of ...

Nearly a year after Montell Jordan was diagnosed with Stage 1 prostate cancer and underwent a prostatectomy as treatment, the ...

The reality star shared that he needed tests on his stomach, gallbladder and brain in the latest episode of 'The Chrisleys: ...

The test detects amyloid plaques, abnormal brain protein deposits linked to cognitive impairment and a key indicator of ...