Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. left Monday night's 5-2 loss to Pittsburgh due to hamstring tightness.

The group of Camosun College students ploughed some 5,000 hours over three-and-a-half months into the tool, a pediatric MRI simulator, which was officially unveiled on Monday.

John Schneider shares his thoughts on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s injury following the loss to the Pirates on Monday.

Current theories assume our brain gets smaller as we grow older. But my team’s findings contradict these theories in part. It ...

Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. left Monday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates in the fifth inning ...

This moving dot depicts something few people have ever seen: fresh cerebrospinal fluid flowing from the spinal cord into the ...

Higher prenatal exposure to the common pesticide chlorpyrifos is linked to significant changes in brain structure and ...

Mingo said he injured the knee while catching a sideline pass in Saturday’s second preseason game, a loss to Baltimore.

A new specialist veterinary hospital which deals with the most complex of cases is looking to widen its work to help more ...

Early on, Nedergaard and Iliff, a glial cell biologist and a vascular physiologist, respectively, hypothesized that waste ...

SaveHealth reports arthritis affects millions, involving joint inflammation and pain. Various types exist, with treatment ...

They’re the last words you want to hear if you’re a Blue Jays fan. “Now pinch-hitting for Vladimir Guerrero Jr. …” ...