Medical

A 2,200-year-old Egyptian mummy will go on display as part of a new exhibition at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.

Only 17 percent of elderly studied received the right blend of drugs for their conditions.

A study finds that medical marijuana in all 50 states would save almost a half-billion in Medicare costs annually.

Cannabis use among Colorado teens was lower than teens around the country, confirming an earlier finding that teen use doesn't increase with legalization.

With three more states voting in November on whether to legalize marijuana, Beau Kilmer, an expert on the subject, describes the latest state of play.

If human stem cells grew into ovaries and testes, it might be possible for human-pig chimeras to mate and possibly give birth to a human child.

The limits of abstinence education and the surprising number of deaths from medical error are among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

The singer learned from her doctors that she "must have surgery soon."

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that it is legal for a company to fire an employee for failing a drug test, even if the employee is legally licensed to use marijuana for medical reasons.

Pentagon could change policy that punished medical personnel for objecting to the procedure.

Legalized recreational marijuana has seen the use of hash oil in Colorado explode, leading to, well...explosions.

Legal medical marijuana for Italians may come from an unlikely source: the army.

After reform in the US and Europe, the chair of the UK's inter-party drug policy group says change is inevitable

For today's bionic people, an antenna for colourblindness is just the first step - the goal is to receive signals from space

New technology, Obamacare and a shortage of doctors in the U.S. may make offshore medical care a necessity rather than a luxury