“In studies that examined risk according to the sport, the incidence of sudden cardiac arrest and death was highest in men’s ...

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Examining how corporate ownership is reshaping patient outcomes and clinical practice in US outpatient settings.

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Recent research presented at the American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting examined the relationship between misinformation ...

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According to the release, PTOA remains a well‑recognized long‑term consequence of ACL injury, with research indicating that up to 50% of patients who undergo ACL reconstruction eventually develop ...

This week’s medical cartoon brings orthopedic hustle into sharp focus, skewering pickleball-era self-promotion with ...

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