Many women pushed off parenthood for a number of reasons only to find out when they're ready, they can't have kids. Now, for the first time, a new test is offering women a chance to measure their egg supply and find out if they have a Fertile Future. Seven's Richard Lemus has more.
It's not your average eye exam. Some holistic doctors are looking into the eyes to find out what's wrong with our bodies. Seven's Richard Lemus has more in tonight's report Eye on Health.
For most breast cancer patients reconstructive surgery is a critical part to feeling like themselves again. Now a controversial treatment is helping these patients have successful surgeries. Seven's Richard Lemus has more on this Hyperbaric Healing.
If you're a sun lover, it's time to take a close look at your eyes. Doctors seeing an increase in people with growths that come from the sun. But as Seven's Richard Lemus reports in today's Healthcast -- it's never been easier to get rid of them.
Thanks to aging and plenty of aggressive sports, there are a lot of people out there with bum knees. Now doctors are turning to robots to give them a hand in the operating room, making partial knee surgeries easier and more precise. Seven's Richard Lemus shows us this new Robotic Repair.
Experts estimate some 2400 people will face bone cancer this year and most are kids. The traditional treatment is drastic, amputation of a leg or arm. Now, a new surgery is giving children a second chance to run and play. Seven's Diana Diaz has more.
Gastric bypass surgery has helped many people lose weight. But it is considered a last ditch measure. Now a new procedure being studied right here in South Florida offers weight loss without such drastic measures. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how this Fat Blocker works.
It's a cool new way to save the lives of heart attack patients. Doctors are now chilling the body to prevent brain damage after cardiac arrest. Tonight, Seven's Richard Lemus takes us into the emergency room for a look at this new Cooling Cure.
More than 100,000 kids suffer from Crohn's Disease, a debilitating stomach pain so bad, they can't even get out of bed. There's no cure, but researchers have found a way to help ease the painful symptoms. Seven's Christine Cruz has details in tonight's Healthcast.
Parents, a warning tonight from local emergency room doctors. They are seeing an increase in kids and teens taking large amounts of a medication that could be in your medicine cabinet right now. Seven's Diana Diaz has more on this Over-the-Counter Overdose.
Celeb moms like Jenny McCarthy have increased the awareness of autism, but there are still so many families who don't know what symptoms to look for or can't get the evaluations and treatments they need for their children. Tonight, Seven's Diana Diaz shows us a new mobile clinic that's offering an Answer for Autism.
For centuries, acupuncture has been used for its pain-relieving benefits. Now, doctors are using the therapy in a setting where pain management is crucial during surgery.
If you like to ski, skateboard or play any type of sport, you're at risk of a common knee injury. Now, a new procedure may get athletes back on their feet faster. Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how this new knee surgery works.
South Florida has the highest number of people with epilepsy in the country. Now, doctors here are trying to find ways to diagnose and cure these patients faster. Seven's Richard Lemus shows us how a new lab with hi-tech gadgets is Stopping Seizures.
For centuries, acupuncture has been used for its pain-relieving benefits. Now doctors are using the therapy in a setting where pain management is crucial: during surgery.
When the Nintendo Wii hit the market, game lovers couldn't wait to play, but this computer system is more than just fun, it's a hi-tech healer for patients recovering from surgery.
As we age, everything tends to head south, and, for women, their breasts are often the first to go. Instead of undergoing painful surgery, Seven's Richard Lemus show us how doctors can now give you a Laser Lift.
For anyone who's experienced a knee injury, you know all too well that torn cartilage in the knee can be painful and often times difficult to repair. But in today's Healthcast, Seven's Christine Cruz shows us how a new device is helping those hard-to-treat tears literally heal themselves.
Most of us need that cup of coffee in the morning to help get us going, but did you know that caffeine jolt may actually help a common skin ailment? Seven's Diana Diaz shows us how caffeine can "Perk up our skin."
Millions of people suffer from diabetes, but they often don't know it until they get severe complications like blindness or kidney disease. Now a quick, painless test could push more patients to get tested sooner. Seven's Richard Lemus with this story on this new Diabetes Detector.