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Ten Years on a Chain – a Loving Dog Rescue That Will Touch Your Heart No blanket, toy, or bone. Often no clean food or water. That was the life this dog led until some wonderful people came along and changed it all…watch the very touching video with a happy ending. Watch.

Diagnosing illness through the eye, is nothing new, according to Dr. Marco Zarbin, chief of ophthalmology at the University of Medicine, Dentistry, New Jersey. “It happens all the time,” he said, from rare conditions to diseases like multiple sclerosis, leukemia, brain tumors. “If you look at your brain, two-thirds of it is dedicated to some

Henri is adorable, such a drama queen, and the narrative is great, and so French. Attention, francophiles: the French words are great, although the accent is not straight from Paris. But who cares? Henri is the perfect name for a cat filled with ennui; this video is both really funny and really sad. More.

Heart attacks don’t always strike out of the blue — there are many symptoms we can watch for in the days and weeks leading up to an attack. But the symptoms may not be the ones we expect. And they can be different in men and women, and different still in older adults. Last year,

Mu Shu the piglet had fallen off of a livestock truck in Kansas when Shane Tonn found her on the road bruised and unconscious. Luckily for Mu Shu, Tonn and his family run a vet hospital and immediately took the battered piglet in. Tonn told WXFT that he did not believe she was going to

A new study is advancing the possibility that mentally ill patients who do not respond to conventional therapies may benefit from battery-powered electrodes surgically implanted in their brains. The procedure, called Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), uses a pacemaker-like device to deliver small, steady electrical charges to specific brain circuits that control our moods. While DBS