Canada’s decades-long fight against tobacco and smoking now confronts a new adversary: nicotine pouches. Though authorized in ...

Common laboratory tests can mislead when interpreted without clinical context, highlighting why appropriate test selection matters as much as the results themselves.

The struggles advanced practice practitioners face are different than those that physicians deal with. But the threats are ...

Providers who work as midwives, in both inpatient and outpatient settings, in southern US states, or who do not have kids may face the most ethical conflicts over drug testing and child welfare ...

Pregnancies complicated by ischemic placental disease are associated with a higher risk for hospital admissions for brain disorders in the year after delivery, a study finds.

In patients with elevated stroke risk, continuing oral anticoagulation after atrial fibrillation ablation was associated with lower thromboembolic events, though bleeding risk remained elevated across ...

After colorectal cancer screening guidelines were updated in 2021 to lower the screening age to 45, three studies look at how providers are reaching those patients.

Stem cell-derived dopamine cell transplantation appears feasible and may reduce medication needs in PD, but longer follow-up is needed to establish its clinical benefit and long-term safety.

Antibiotic treatment based on a urine culture may help reduce the occurrence of urinary tract infections after ureteroscopy in children with kidney or ureteral stones.

A machine learning-based equation may estimate low-density lipoprotein cholesterol as accurately as the widely validated Martin-Hopkins method while offering easier implementation for clinical care.

The recent approval of enlicitide was seen as a boon for some clinical scenarios, although real-world impact remains to be seen.

Nearly two thirds of Indigenous Canadians surveyed report experiencing mistreatment and disrespect during pregnancy and childbirth.