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Brain Bank Helping Multiple Sclerosis
In Denver, researchers are leading the way to finding a cure for multiple sclerosis. Video courtesy of Fox News.
New Defibrillator Avoids Wires in Heart
WSJ Health & Sciences deputy bureau chief Ron Winslow discusses a new kind of implantable defibrillator in a conversation with Lee Hawkins.
Aches: A Salty Solution for a Health Problem
Salt inhalation therapy, an alternative form of medicine believed to help with skin conditions and respiratory ailments, is making its way to the U.S. The Wall Street Journal visits a salt cave in Florida to find out more.
Using a Remote to Turn Off the Pain
Nearly a quarter of U.S. adults suffer from chronic pain that ranges from nagging aches to debilitating agony. A new therapy involving remote-controlled nerve stimulation is offering some relief. Dr. Christopher Winfree of Columbia University Medical Center explains.
Prisoners for Cuddly Pets
Prisoners are reported to have dramatic improvements in behavior after pets are introduced into their cells. Video courtesy of Reuters.
Prisoners for Furry Pets
Prisoners are reported to have dramatic improvements in behavior after pets are introduced into their cells. Video courtesy of Reuters.
Tylenol Recall for Kids
What parents should do as Tylenol announces the recall of 1,500 batches of children's and infant's products. Video courtesy of Fox News.
Damage Control: Dangers of da Vinci Surgery Robot
The da Vinci robot is a massive machine that is used to perform minimally invasive surgery. But some experts warn that the robot can do more harm than good when wielded by inexperienced doctors. WSJ's John Carreyrou reports.
Spider Webs to Save Lives
Scientists are looking into creating spider webs as they can be used for material in bullet-proof vests, tires, possibly even sutures and many more eco-friendly and live saving materials. Video courtesy of Fox News
How Not to Give a Compliment
WSJ's relationships columnist Elizabeth Bernstein offers a few tips on how to properly deliver a compliment.
