Amy Oshier

Neuroendocrine tumor cancer grows slowly and can happen anywhere in your body. As with most cancers, treatment can start with surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. But doctors are now using a targeted, missile-like therapy to destroy the tiniest of these cancer cells.

Around 22 million people suffer from sleep apnea.

It’s a puzzling and potentially life-threatening issue for younger Americans being diagnosed with colorectal cancers.

A four-year CDC study found that one out of eight deaths that occurred in adults 20 to 64 was due to injury or illness caused by excessive alcohol use.

Many Hurricane Ian survivors are still trying to move past the trauma. A half-year after the storm, many people are still processing their emotions, and crisis counselors say that’s perfectly normal.

Six months after hurricane Ian, we’ve come to equate ‘recovery’ in terms of rebuilding and reopenings, but a huge part of the process is mentally recuperating.

When it comes to cholesterol and heart health, we’ve heard from our doctors over recent years how it’s important to have low levels of LDL, or “bad” cholesterol, and high levels of HDL, or “good” cholesterol.

Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia affect not only the person diagnosed but loved ones, too.

More than 6 million Americans suffer from heart failure, meaning the heart can’t pump enough blood to support the rest of the organs in the body.

For years, many people dealing with hearing loss avoided or delayed getting hearing aids because they often weren’t much help. But a new generation of AI-powered devices is moving the needle on sound.