Public hospital doctors in the Australian state of Victoria have voted to walk out over what they say are long shifts, unpaid overtime, and inadequate parental leave.

Enfortumab vedotin-induced cutaneous toxic effects are linked to improved survival in patients with advanced bladder cancer, a cohort study shows.

Cure rates are climbing, and so is the complexity of getting there. Dr Yara Abdou takes a closer look at optimizing HER2+ early-stage breast cancer therapy.

From per diem shifts to solo practice, physicians share the benefits and costs of working less and living more.

Doctors who study ‘medical humanities’ have gained a deeper grasp of how classic works influence and intertwine with modern practice. And they’re better doctors for it.

Women with obesity who completed supervised physical activity programs — whether face-to-face or digital — showed marked improvements in self-esteem and body image, with most gains emerging in the ...

Patients with high-risk locally advanced rectal cancer were randomly assigned to receive doublet-LC TNT or conventional neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy.

Patients requiring intensive care for COVID pneumonia have reduced exercise capacity and more frequent restrictive pulmonary function patterns in the early post-COVID period.

Higher body fat percentage, rather than BMI, is associated with reduced sperm count and disrupted reproductive hormone levels in men.

Recently approved nonhormonal options can help manage a range of symptoms, and potential new treatments are gaining momentum.

Circulating endotrophin rises with fat gain and falls with fat loss, showing promise as a biomarker of body fat changes and a potential target for reducing obesity-linked health risks.

Etrasimod can be an effective and safe first-line advanced therapy option in patients with ulcerative colitis who escalate after conventional treatment failure.