The Royal College of Nursing links nurse shortages to patient safety incidents and urges more funding in the upcoming NHS ...

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Signs of Epstein-Barr virus reactivation emerge weeks to months before MS attacks, offering new clues to what may trigger relapse and pointing to potential biomarkers and treatment targets.

A rapidly evolving understanding of inheritable ILD, including telomere and surfactant gene variants, is reshaping how clinicians think about genetic testing.

While stroke rates among older adults have declined over the past 30 years, incidence among adults aged 20-54 has nearly doubled, a new study shows.

Updated recommendations for the timing of seasonal flu vaccination consider the waning of immune protection in the middle of the season.

Older adults face nutritional and hydration challenges that can impair their recovery and independence, making early screening and individualized support essential.

Reframing homelessness as a ‘cognitive impairment crisis’ is key to developing policies that more effectively address Canada’s homelessness crisis, a new commentary suggests.

Do late dinners cause weight gain, and is honey really healthier than sugar? This roundup tests 10 widely repeated nutrition myths against the evidence.

Not every psoriasis relapse reflects biologic failure; missed doses, access gaps, or the wrong diagnosis can all mimic treatment resistance and change the next step.

A systematic review and meta-analysis compares survival outcomes with whole-pelvic vs prostate-only radiotherapy in men with clinically node-negative high-risk localized prostate cancer.

A 20-year-old patient with known muscle weakness receives an ECG during a routine neurology visit. What’s the diagnosis?