Amy Oshier

Malignant brain cancer is aggressive, and biopsies are invasive and painful, but now, some doctors have developed a new method of confirming a diagnosis: a liquid biopsy.

In the Biobeat Skin Patch, light bounces from a sensor to the heart, measuring heart rate, blood oxygen and blood pressure without you even knowing.

A decade ago, advanced kidney cancer was a death sentence. Now, new therapies are helping people live longer.

The change in hormones that go along with the ‘change of life’ brings with it tangible health shifts. We’ve all heard about hot flashes and hair loss, but it also has more serious impacts.

For better or worse, we have a wealth of information at our fingertips. When it comes to health, it can be overwhelming, especially when our medical records are saved electronically.

More than six million Americans are living with what may be a ticking time-bomb in the form of an unruptured brain aneurysm. Most people don’t know they have one until it’s too late. A brain aneurysm ruptures every 18 minutes.
Now there’s a new device that is helping to destroy them before it causes a stroke or worse.

News that celebrity Wendy Williams has been diagnosed with aphasia and dementia is putting these conditions in the spotlight. Dementia and Aphasia are both forms of cognitive decline. “The expectation as we age is either you need to remember everything or you have a problem,” said Dr. Amberrose Reale, “or we also jumped to conclusions […]

Imagine your baby is born healthy, and then within months, they start to lose the ability to move their arms, legs, fingers and toes.

Every year, almost 200,000 Americans undergo a heart valve replacement. At Lee Health, doctors hope to avoid that by fixing the valve if possible. The health system is carving out a niche in mitral valve repair.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the healthcare landscape, particularly in cardiovascular medicine.