Kathleen Corso

March 12-18, 2023 marks National Sleep Awareness Week and a new study by the American Sleep Association revealed that as many as 50 to 70 million Americans are suffering from a sleep disorder.

There are new treatment options for people living with the most common form of chronic blood cancer.

Dr. Maria Abreu, gastroenterologist and director of UHealth’s Crohn’s and Colitis Center, received nearly $3 million dollars from the National Institutes of Health to collect and analyze the genes of more than three thousand Hispanics with I.B.D. over the next five years.

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine supports the elimination of annual time changes and supports making standard time permanent.

A global summit in South Florida is bringing in leaders from the nation’s leading cancer centers.

Researchers have found a way to predict lung cancer risk using an artificial intelligence, or AI tool.

Researchers have found that regular consumption of laxatives may increase the risk of dementia.

A newly developed technology holds the promise of improving heart imaging.

According to the National Cancer Society, Florida will lead the nation in new cases of leukemia this year.

March 1 marks the start of National Kidney Disease Awareness Month and the focus is on making sure people understand their risk factors

The risk of heart disease increases with age, but advanced age also puts patients at risk for adverse surgical outcomes. A team of specialists at Mt. Sinai Medical Center is helping improve the quality of life for these patients.

Specialists at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital are working with a new approach to treating a heart defect found in the days or weeks after birth.