A new study links industry payments to higher likelihood of aggressive end-of-life cancer care, fueling debate about ...
A Swedish birth cohort study links antibiotic exposure from preadolescence to the early 20s to higher odds of IBS, with ...
Patients with pyelonephritis discharged from emergency departments show similar treatment failure rates across cephalosporin ...
Despite the Schirmer test’s existing limitations, the strips it uses may contain invaluable data for ultimately identifying ...
Gout is often called refractory as newly dissolved urate deposits produce recurring flares, but one expert questioned the ...
Dr David Johnson reviews findings from ACG 2026 on EoE, MASH, primary sclerosing cholangitis, and persistent reflux, plus ...
Invitation to colorectal cancer screening may prevent one quarter of colorectal cancer deaths, whereas participation in a ...
A large US study suggests that ultraprocessed foods, as a group, are unrelated to colorectal cancer. Experts say the term itself may not be useful in guiding dietary advice.
Retatrutide trials show losses of nearly 29%, but when does weight loss go too far? Doctors say frailty, lost strength, and ...
Structured tapering of biologic and targeted synthetic DMARDs matches continued full-dose therapy in maintaining low disease ...
New symptoms in older adults may signal medication-related adverse effects, prompting clinicians to review existing ...
Mothers with HNF1A-maturity-onset diabetes of the young are more likely to deliver large-for-gestational-age infants when ...
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