According to the semilegendary Hippocrates, father of Western medicine, writing 600 years after David, the oldster’s lot was not a happy one: “Old men suffer from difficulty of breathing ...

know what’s inside it yet. The world’s medicine chest is on fire, and we don’t even know what’s inside it yet. Supported by Scientists are looking at the medicinal potential of plants and ...

The menopause (also called climacteric, but commonly known as change of life) is an experience every woman goes through, if she lives long enough. In the U.S. about 13 million women between 40 and ...

You may never find yourself in a treatment center halfway across the world, but when suffering is close enough to touch, most ...

Bland turned 79 earlier this year and still practices a lot of what he's learned is helpful for living a long, healthy life. Here's what he does every day to stay in good health. He starts off ...

DEI in Medicine Is About Life and Death. More. ... Their analysis shows if we don’t address the problem, that exorbitant waste could rise to as much as $1 trillion by 2040.

Musicians from the School of Medicine channeled touching, personal experiences into their masterful performance, titled “Pulling at Heartstrings,” Zhao writes.

Access to gender-affirming surgical care can be a life or death issue for trans youth. A study published in the journal Pediatrics found that nearly 51% of female-to-male respondents had attempted ...

A 29-year-old man from Switzerland is back in Philadelphia at Penn Medicine months after having a life-changing double-hand transplant. ... I don't think there is a bigger dream than that," he said.