MedRhythms, an experimental digital therapy combines sensors and music to help people with Parkinson's disease walk.

Researchers at Stanford University believe they've developed an effective and quick-acting technique to treat challenging cases of depression — using magnetic brain stimulation.

A former science teacher who had been blind for 16 years received a brain implant that allowed her to see shapes again.

Scientists discovered a way to keep tadpoles alive, even without environmental oxygen — by injecting photosynthetic algae into their brains.

An uncrewed drone has carried a pair of lungs from Toronto Western Hospital to Toronto General Hospital. It was the first time lungs were transported by drone anywhere in the world.

Architects are incorporating neuroaesthetics insights into designs for medical facilities in an attempt to promote positive mental health.

Scientists linked a pig's kidney to a human body for the first time. This breakthrough experiment marks one step closer toward the goal of using animal organs for life-saving transplants.

The origin story of CRISPR highlights how groundbreaking discoveries can emerge from run-of-the-mill research.

A woman with severe treatment-resistant depression has found relief, thanks to “pacemaker” implanted in her brain by UCSF researchers.

Scientists used CRISPR to direct edit DNA inside a healthy human cell, restoring partial vision to blind people.