Cognitive errors, which can sometimes stem from “data overload,” can lead to misdiagnoses of complex rheumatic and autoimmune ...

A longtime FDA official who took over last month as the agency’s top drug regulator intends to retire.The departure of ...

The FDA has approved an adeno-associated virus 9 gene replacement therapy to treat individuals aged 2 years and older with ...

When running with a stroller, individuals experienced a reduction in vertical loading, which could reduce the risk for bone ...

Diabetology recently received formal recognition as a distinct physician specialty, which represents a milestone for ...

There are currently more than 55 million people worldwide living with dementia, and this number is projected to double every ...

Many patients benefit from accessing their digital clinical notes, but significant disparities exist among groups that look ...

Physicians and patients deemed real-world use of neffy epinephrine nasal spray effective and easy, according to data ...

Health care professionals may improve access to obesity medications for adolescents through a specialty pharmacy partnership, ...

Research has demonstrated the harms of prescribing unnecessary antibiotics, and pediatricians can be part of the solution, according to a presentation at the Infectious Diseases in Children Symposium.

Clinicians are increasingly concerned that AI will replace them, but experts said that this focus should shift towards how to leverage AI to solve problems within health care, according to speakers at ...

In this video, Tatyana Kushner, MD, MSCE, discusses data that show a higher prevalence of concomitant oral contraceptive and hormone replacement therapy use among patients receiving second-line ...