Two phase 3 trials show significant improvement in pain, weight loss, and physical function in people with both painful OA and obesity.
Dementia is Australia’s leading cause of death, yet up to half of people living with the disease remain undiagnosed. Can the ...
Delirium within 30 days of hospitalization is linked to higher risks for mild cognitive impairment and dementia and to faster ...
The appearance and severity of nail disorders often differ for those with darker relative to lighter skin tones, according to ...
Clearing acne is not enough; avoiding or clearing acne-associated hyperpigmentation is also 'a top priority for our patients ...
The cardiometabolic cluster of metabolic liver disease is linked to lesser weight loss and poorer diabetes outcomes after ...
Problematic social media use is bidirectionally linked to depressive symptoms in adolescents, with stronger associations ...
Two large real-world studies show that disability, even when mild, is strongly associated with serious infection in MS, and ...
A family history of severe mental disorders is more common among patients with depression who receive ECT and is associated ...
High Bleeding Risk May Not Identify Patients Who Benefit More From Upfront Aspirin Omission in STEMI
Patients with STEMI at high bleeding risk face worse outcomes after stenting, yet skipping aspirin at the start of PCI may ...
To manage the ups and downs of primary care, clinicians are carving out small moments to reset throughout the day.
The outbreak that contributed to Canada’s loss of its measles elimination status shows that despite high vaccination rates, ...
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