Modern pharmacovigilance relies on a network of reporting systems. Regulatory agencies worldwide maintain large databases ...
"There are so many people out there trying to help others, and so many more opportunities to do so," said Chris Gage, MHS.
Teen cannabis use rose after legalization but fell during COVID, showing strong links to social and policy changes.
Prep, drape, and doodle? Check out this week's medical cartoon featuring a surgeon who's drawing more blanks than a pre‑round ...
"Improving vaginitis diagnosis requires more comprehensive approaches that enhance accuracy," says Haywood Brown, MD.
Stephen Loyd, MD, details why treatment for opioid use disorder must go beyond curbing cravings to restoring brain function.
Read the latest research and news curated for osmotic demyelination syndrome.
You ask. She answers. In this column, Dr. MedLaw explains why conflicting directives, without a named healthcare proxy, leave clinicians dependent on the courts to determine the patient’s true wishes.
Among patients with a history of intracerebral hemorrhage, treatment (in addition to standard care) with a single pill containing three low-dose antihypertensive agents was associated with a lower ...
Among patients who underwent orthopedic surgery, listening to classical music as a complementary therapy during postoperative bedside care significantly lowered systolic BP and heart rate, decreased ...
Upadacitinib use in GCA can lower steroid exposure, but use depends on patient selection, risk balance, and shared decisions.
Dr. MedLaw, MD, JD, is a board-certified radiologist and a malpractice attorney.
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