Donating blood is extremely important, both in times of war and in everyday life. But it turns out that it’s not only a good deed for others – it’s also good for yourself.

Many families across Jamaica have mourned loved ones who could have been saved by an infusion of blood. It’s a painful reality that 33-year-old heart disease survivor Abi-Gaye Smythe refuses to accept ...

Former civil servant Luo Chen Jun suggests having a single national registry linking organ, body, and brain donations. Read ...

Dental disease isn’t just about cavities or sore gums. Research has linked poor oral health to serious chronic illnesses, ...

The New York City Department of Health is pitching a major, yearslong expansion of community health worker programs as a way ...

Research by US scientists has unraveled how these 'super-agers' are able to perform feats of memory - and keep their brains ...

If you’re a longtime New York football fan, chances are the name Nick Mangold rings a bell. He wasn’t just another player, he ...

A FAMILY has been left reeling after three brothers were all diagnosed with separate life-threatening medical conditions.

The iconic Jets center and New Jersey resident revealed on Tuesday that he’s in need of a kidney transplant, and is looking ...

The UK’s longest-surviving heart and lung transplant recipient has described how she was given the “gift of a normal life”.