Limited health literacy is common among primary care patients aged 45 to 64 years, and is associated with poorer health self-management skills.

Objective testing may help assess negative metacognitive bias in veterans with a history of military mild traumatic brain injury.

CSF total tau and p-tau are associated with domain-specific and nonspecific cognitive impairments in patients with ALS.

A new analysis explores the genetic liability of psychiatric disorders using polygenic scores and recurrent copy number variants.

Nonmetropolitan areas have fewer patient-facing health care workers, with disparities associated with urbanicity.

Among patients that have experienced a stroke, acupuncture can improve motor recovery and alleviate neurological impairment.

A targeted parental support package may mitigate postpartum burnout and interpersonal disengagement among physician trainees with pregnancy and postpartum status.

The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists issues new recommendations for immunization during pregnancy.

Long-term cognitive decline is associated with postoperative delirium, and this association is not mediated by rehospitalization.

Advanced metabolite-predicted age is associated with an increased risk for vascular dementia and an earlier onset of dementia symptoms.

The FDA Center for Tobacco Products is utilizing a real-time communication process to decrease application review times.

Suicide has become a leading cause of death for adolescents and young adults in the Americas, with widening disparities across demographics.