Tourette Syndrome Genetic Research and State-of-the-Art Treatments

World renowned experts in genetics and pediatrics featured in presentation by New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome.

Terror trial Bomb factory footage shown to jury

The first pictures of the bomb factory believed to have been used to prepare the attack on Glasgow airport have been shown at the trial of one of the suspected bombers.

Doctors plotted 'indiscriminate and wholesale murder'

'Airport car blast docs in terror plot' Two doctors plotted to kill thousands of innocent people in car bomb attacks, a court heard yesterday.

High Tech Epilepsy Treatment Studied

Doctors at the University of Virginia Medical Center are working on a new way to treat epilepsy.

Health Briefs: Oct. 7, 2008

The Alzheimer's Support Network will present a free speech by Dr. John D. Campbell of Collier Neurologic at 11 a.m. today at the First Presbyterian Church of Naples, 250 Sixth St.

Conquering Chronic Headaches

"Today it's just a dull nagging headache. Sometimes it's a debilitating pain, where you feel like your head is going to explode." Kristen Kofmehl, 25, has had a headache every day for the past eight years.

Concussions Go Unnoticed in High School Athletes

Recent studies found 85% of concussions go unnoticed in high school athletes, and are often drastically unreported.

Mass. physician shortage worsens

Twelve physician specialities are in seriously short supply in Massachusetts, according to a new industry study, with three new categories added to the list just this year.

Quebec leads way as first province in Canada to provide MS patients with more hope

But should geography determine a patient's quality of life? MONTREAL, Oct. 6 /CNW/ - Ginette Couture from Gatineau, Qubec and Deirdre Carnegie from Calgary, Alberta, are two women balancing the responsibilities ...

Robot rolls into Lompoc hospital

Think "Star Wars." Think R2-D2. Now the picture should come into focus - a mobile robot, a computerized whiz kid that can amaze and astound with its space-age medical technology.