A study of young women referred for PMOS finds high rates of liver steatosis, while commonly used screening tools miss most cases of liver fibrosis.

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Fascinating nervous system imaging reveals previously unseen obesity-related nerve damage in mice and humans — and some of it ...

A new platform developed by researchers at the University of Toronto uses real-world data and AI-enabled forecasting to ...

Menopausal hormone therapy is linked to increased risks for diagnosis of and surgery for strabismus, and researchers detect ...

Severe grief can trigger Takotsubo syndrome, a stress-induced heart failure that mimics a heart attack and may raise both ...

Constipation is already prevalent in patients with obesity initiating GLP-1 therapy, but only a small proportion develop new ...

In mostly women with small aortic annuli, self-expanding valves maintained superior hemodynamics and far lower valve ...

Outcomes of the HeartMate 3 device vary by age, with younger patients showing better survival and less bleeding events and ...

Sleeve gastrectomy with hiatal hernia repair shows acceptable long-term outcomes, with postoperative reflux symptoms being ...

Technology, rising costs, and other factors have changed the face of doctor-patient relationships. But physicians remain ...

Blood lead and mercury levels fall markedly among pregnant women in the UK since the early 1990s, and methylmercury accounts ...