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Nicknamed 'Molly,' the turtle beat all odds and survived the hourslong surgery and months of recovery after the tumor threatened her life.

As measles cases continue to rise around the globe, the World Health Organization warns it's a signal that other disease outbreaks could soon follow.

Emerging evidence suggests there may be a critical window for estrogen therapy to protect against cognitive decline later in life.

A new technology developed by a group of scientists at Northwell Health has allowed patients suffering from paralysis to move limbs with the help of neural implants. The chips allow for a brain-computer interface which relinks the patient's brain, .. ...

Last year's outbreaks were the largest in a decade, fueled by an emerging variant of the highly contagious, hard-to-kill virus. What will this year look like?

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced that prices for 15 prescription drugs, including Ozempic, would be lowered under Medicare. NBC News' Marquise Francis reports on the announcement and what the drugs will now cost.

Government health officials announced on Tuesday that Medicare recipients will soon pay less for 15 prescription drugs, including popular weight loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy. The discounts go into effect in 2027 and will save taxpayers .. ...

Five years after St. Jude Children's Research Hospital gave Bridget Korn a second chance at life, the now 14-year-old is the youngest athlete on the Paralympic volleyball development team, training for the 2028 Games. Bridget and her mom Jamie, along ...

The passing of Ethan Dietz, a sophomore at Connors State College, was "an unimaginable loss," according to the school in Warner, Oklahoma.

How much protein is too much? NBC News' Dr. Akshay Syal examines the push to consume large quantities of protein in the fitness food industry and discusses both the benefits and risks of excessive protein intake.