From Doctor to Suspect
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Several suspects detained in Britain's terror plot have connections to its health care service, but one suspect's family says he's no extremist
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A top policeman wants the law to make it easier for doctors to identify mentally ill patients who could become killers.
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MORE than 100 of Harold Shipman&#39;s murders could have been prevented if two hospital doctors had reported glaring concerns about the serial killer GP.
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You wouldn&#39;t mind the networks doing so many cop shows if they weren&#39;t all doing the same cop show. Granted, the problem-solvers in NBC&#39;s Medical Investigation (a new series getting
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A child suffered from abdominal pain and migraine headaches that his pediatrician couldn't diagnose. So his parents took him to the Paul C. Gaffney Diagnostic Referral Service, where medical sleuths solve pediatric mysteries that stump regular pediatricians.
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A movement to discredit the name of Dr. Friedrich Wegener, who discovered a rare blood vessel inflammation in 1936, is beginning to gather momentum.
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Robert Howard looked like an ideal candidate for medical school. His grades were good and his recommendations solid. Plus he had a certain intangible that made him
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Deep differences have emerged between doctors and the leadership of the Kenya Medical Association over murder charges facing one of them.
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There was a time when Michael Saag thought he would be content to be a cardiologist, helping heart attack victims and people with heart conditions.
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When prosecutor Norm Gahn filed charges against an unknown serial rapist in 2000 on the basis of his DNA profile, he had no idea when he would find John Doe No. 5. He just knew the six-year statute of limitations was nearing on one of the cases.
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A mysterious case of CJD raises the possibility of a new group of people falling prey to the illness.
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Crime doesn&#39;t have a monopoly on mystery and intrigue. Medical Investigation takes the procedural story-telling techniques that have made CSI: Crime Scene Investigation TV&#39;s most popular drama, and attempts
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A patient of one of my psychiatric residents recently caught him off guard with a challenging question: âHave you ever been in psychotherapy yourself?â
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Your genes may know. Supercheap DNA scanning is set to jolt medicine, offering patients new insights--and painful choices.
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When Dr. Robert Wachter&#39;s wife underwent surgery in October to donate a kidney to a friend, her chief anxiety, he said, was &quot;the possibility that she might be killed by a medical mistake.
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Variations on identity theft that involve criminal records or medical histories give rise to their own special nightmares.
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The case of a woman in a vegetative   state who appeared to play tennis in her head highlights one of   the key frustrations of doctors who treat such patients --   trying to figure out what is going on in someone else's brain.