Amy Oshier

Despite decades of research, there’s still no cure or disease-modifying therapy that can halt its progression, but researchers believe they are closer than ever to finding effective treatments.

Whether it’s COPD, heart failure, or another chronic disease, managing complex conditions can be challenging.

Respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, is a common illness among young kids. Eighty percent of babies catch it within their first year of life.

A Fort Myers man recently put a surgical robot to the test, and his future in the hands of science and faith.

Reconstructing eyebrows allows women to slowly restore their confidence and helps with the road to recovery.

It takes an average of 10 to 12 years and billions of dollars for a new drug to become FDA-approved. But what if that time and money could be much less?

The FDA approved Zepbound, a diabetes drug, to help with weight loss.

Now, doctors are battling this disease in medical settings and taking the fight to the patient’s home.

A week out from her birthday, Lewonshe Miller found herself recuperating in a hospital. She was celebrating turning 21 in Naples, taking a Jetski ride with her boyfriend.

In the past, strokes were considered a condition that affected older adults. But recently, doctors have noticed a disturbing rise of stroke cases among younger adults.