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Dual therapy with metformin and GLP-1 RAs is associated with a lower risk for adiposity-related cancers and mortality than ...

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A population-based study finds that glycemic load, combined with age, sex, BMI, and meal timing, determines real-world ...

Use of probiotics after colonoscopy accelerates the restoration of gut microbiota balance, reduces GI symptoms, and limits ...

Women who use opioids for childbirth have an increased odds of continued use postpartum, underscoring the need for better ...

Differentiated thyroid cancer shows a comparable prognosis in patients with immunocompromised vs immunocompetent status, a ...

Neurologic diseases now affect 50% of the US population and are now the leading cause of disability nationwide, results of ...

As state health departments report more botulism-like illnesses, consumers have easy access to unapproved products and information on how to self-inject.

Although anaphylactic reactions to iodinated contrast media used in CT imaging are rare, a substantial proportion of these reactions are life threatening, a decade-long study finds.

Leaders at the intersection of primary care policy, payment, practice, and advocacy described the most promising steps ...

Patients in the highest-exposure group, ie, those with more than 385 defined daily doses of PPIs, have an 83% higher risk for gastric neuroendocrine tumors than nonusers.