A 31-year-old female doctor with cancer chose not to undergo surgery and instead sought healing through a macrobiotic diet.

Mr Emeje discusses the potential of traditional medicine to create millions of jobs, the need for academic recognition, and his vision for its integration into Nigeria’s healthcare system.

Chen Wu treats a dog with traditional Chinese medicine treatment in the Chongfuxin international animal medicine center in Changping, Beijing, on March 11, 2025. Photo: Courtesy of Chen ...

The latest phone, the latest diet, the latest miracle drug. So when Western medicine comes armed with cutting-edge technology and clinical trials, we assume it must be superior. After all ...

Dr. Janet Tootoosis, Vice Dean of Indigenous Health at the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine, has spent years ...

In a new survey, Canadians say they want stronger government support to improve access to physicians and reduce the burden of ...

Manuscripts drawn from the collections of the university library and Cambridge’s historic colleges will go on display.

The FDA recently approved the first treatment in nearly 30 years for acute stroke, and the agency also approved a novel drug ...

Critics say people often don't realize they're eating seed oils because of the many processed foods that contain them. Gardner said the real concern should be overeating ultra-processed foods, which ...

Medical student and PhD candidate Sam Davidson, whose AFL career came late and unexpectedly, comes from an extraordinary ...