A large study applies advanced machine learning to identify shared risk factors and predictors of disease onset in patients with epilepsy and depression.

Recent Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks show how WHO coordination, surveillance, and guidance remain vital when infections move across borders.

CAR T-cell therapy is expected to expand quickly across autoimmune skin diseases following an anticipated regulatory approval that might come as soon as this year.

Porcine corneal grafts offer a potential answer to donor cornea shortages, but researchers urge larger studies to confirm safety, tolerability, and long-term efficacy.

Emerging evidence suggests coffee influences gut microbiota through bioactive compounds beyond caffeine, with potential effects on digestive and metabolic health.

Traumatic brain injury is bidirectionally associated with the incidence of stroke, dementia, epilepsy, and Parkinson’s disease, a retrospective study shows.

Workforce projections show an uneven distribution of rheumatologists in the US, with notable shortages in nonmetropolitan areas and certain states and districts.

Late-life hypertension is associated with a higher risk for dementia in healthy older adults but not in those with prefrailty or frailty, a new study shows.

For patients who receive heart-sparing radiotherapy for breast cancer, coronary artery dose is key in the risk for future cardiac events.

Are patients who don’t lose early on GLP-1s unfairly labeled as nonresponders? Michael Albert, MD, says this label is a ...