Researchers report rapid spread, widespread underdiagnosis, and growing travel-associated infections, raising concerns about future outbreaks beyond Latin America.

In an interview, Carl H. June discusses how CAR-T therapy transformed blood cancer treatment, the challenges of extending it ...

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

A first-of-its-kind European consensus puts pain management at the center of acute pancreatitis care, including opioids, epidurals, and special populations.

Expected practice guidelines increase oral or long-acting intravenous antibiotic use and lower readmission rates, study shows.

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

Mandatory hearing checks for newborns helped clinicians catch four times as many cases of the most common congenital infection. However, the screening system still missed a large proportion of ...

Patients with obstructive sleep apnea prescribed GLP-1 receptor agonists showed reduced risk for cardiovascular events than those not prescribed these medications.

SGLT2 inhibitor therapy is linked to significant reductions in BMI and systolic blood pressure in kidney transplant recipients with or without diabetes, an Italian study finds.

Nurse practitioner-led cardiac implantable electronic device management enables MRI without clinically significant lead parameter changes, arrhythmias, or patient-reported symptoms, a study reports.

Obesity care is evolving fast, but experts at ICO 2026 warned that access to treatment, prevention strategies, and policy follow-through remain deeply uneven.

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 ...