Kathleen CorsoSpecial Projects ProducerVeteran journalist Kathleen Corso is the special projects producer for Local 10 News.Email
2 days agoDealing with sudden, unexplained neck pain?According to the National Institutes of Health, one-in-three Americans suffer from neck pain every year, women more often than men.
2 days agoStudy examines use of breathing support in obese patientsA study by the National Institutes of Health suggests that adults with obesity may benefit from an advanced form of breathing support when they’re admitted to the I.C.U. for respiratory failure.
Lung cancer rates rising among womenNew cases of lung cancer among women are on the rise but the reason why is a bit of a mystery to medical experts.
South Florida man gives thanks for gift of fertilityAll across the county people will be gathering this week to 'give thanks' for the many blessings in their lives.
Dual therapy shows success in treating metastatic prostate cancerThe FDA has approved a new initial treatment for some metastatic prostate cancers.
Treatment helps patients with advanced lung cancerNovember is lung cancer awareness month and while many may think the symptoms of this deadly disease are obvious, that’s not always the case which can lead to diagnosis at an advanced stage.
Study investigates product often used for smoking cessationA recent study finds that an increasingly popular product that smokers think can help them quit does little to curb nicotine cravings.
Many Americans overlooking importance of lung cancer screeningWhile low dose CT lung screenings are now recommended for people aged 50 to 80 who smoked 20 years or more, data from an annual report by the American Lung Association found that many who could benefit are not getting screened.
MRI versus biopsy for diagnosing prostate cancerResearch has found benefit from a different way of screening some men for prostate cancer.
Additional benefits reported from weight loss drugsPhysicians are 'weighing' in on yet another possible benefit from popular weight loss drugs: curing a potentially serious sleep disorder.
South Florida woman shares story of early Alzheimer’s diagnosisMost of us consider Alzheimer’s disease something that happens to older people but a growing number of younger men and women, in their 60's and even 50's, are now being diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
Broward therapy dog gets special birthday celebrationThe eighth floor of Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital went to the dogs Wednesday in honor of “Freedom,” a therapy trained golden retriever.
