Imposter syndrome is a rite of passage for young doctors, but this 35-year veteran realized his newfound anxiety was a signal ...

The recommendations surround important updates to standard criteria that are commonly used despite being decades old.

Young ischemic stroke survivors on long-term antithrombotic therapy have a cumulative bleeding risk that exceeds the risk for ...

Patients trust GPs for health advice more than any other source, but new RCGP research shows three quarters lack time to give ...

A British-style diabetes prevention program could reduce costs in Ontario and Quebec, a recent modeling study suggests.

The proposed changes, now open for public comment, keep the 80-hour average workweek but give programs more discretion over ...

As individuals with HIV live longer, clinicians face growing challenges involving comorbidities, care coordination, shared ...

A clinical risk score that uses routine patient data and the cause of cirrhosis outperforms another widely used score in ...

Nearly every physician has fielded late-night calls or texts, a dinner table diagnosis, or just ‘one quick question’ from someone they love.

A meta-analysis finds no clear association between the use of dual orexin receptor antagonists and odds of falls or fractures among adults with insomnia, although the evidence remains limited.

Colleen Kelly, MD, discusses emerging applications for FMT, the challenges of treating obesity in IBD, and why human ...

Egg freezing may broaden options for female athletes, but experts say it does not replace workplace support, pregnancy protection, or child care.