Following bariatric surgery, women with food addiction report a higher intake of ultraprocessed foods, greater anxiety, lower ...

People with sickle cell disease received immediate postpartum long-acting reversible contraception at more than three times ...

With lack of public outreach from federal health authorities, infectious disease experts and medical societies are stepping up.

Older adults with hypertension who received atrial fibrillation alerts from home blood pressure monitors rarely sought ...

In two studies in retinal disease, faricimab shows improved vision and a reduced injection burden in people who switched from ...

Among Black children, percent African ancestry is associated with an increased risk for asthma and allergen-specific sensitization.

As more patients live longer after cancer, primary care clinicians are taking on a bigger role in spotting late effects and coordinating survivorship care.

Clinicians say fear surrounding immigration enforcement is fueling patient mental health issues, delaying care, and ...

A new thermometer is powerful, accurate, and easily swallowed even by children. Inside the push to make the perfectly sized, ...

As patents expire, generic injectable semaglutide could become available at a fraction of current branded prices — around $28-$140 per person-year — in about 162 countries by the end of 2026.

From prescription errors to a handwriting-inspired font, experts revisit why physicians’ handwriting continues to raise practical and patient safety concerns.

A novel anesthetic approach for breast procedures shows promise in elderly and high-risk patients, offering an alternative to ...