Epilepsy is a neurological condition in which individuals experience seizures. But often children with epilepsy have other health concerns as well.

As the popularity of youth ice hockey has grown in recent years, the injuries associated with it have grown as well.

Getting to the root of the cause of asthma may help develop more effective treatments. A new drug has targeted one of those possible causes.

Once the HIV virus becomes resistant to a drug, that resistance is permanent. Drug resistance in HIV-infected children makes finding an effective treatment more difficult.

Many couples hoping to start a family expect to become pregnant quickly, but that’s not always the case. There's one surprising reason that might explain why some couples take longer than others.

Clot-dissolving stroke medication can save lives if given within hours of a stroke. A new method may help pinpoint those who are most helped and those most harmed by this treatment.

Seniors who have diabetes and are depressed may not take proper care of themselves. Treating their depression may help them to eat better, exercise and follow medical advice.

An outbreak of harmful E. coli found in contaminated raw clover sprouts is being investigated in the states of Idaho and Washington, where health officials are trying to identify how far the outbreak has spread and how to contain it.

Despite trends of people exercising more and having better access to healthy foods, obesity is still a growing and widespread problem in the United States.

Researchers appear to have debunked the long-held notion that urine is sterile. And the bacteria in urine may have implications for people with overactive bladder.