Dr Shikha Jain separates fact from fiction on sugar, toxic supplements, and the clinical power of exercise in oncology.

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De novo cancer may double the risk for long-term mortality among solid organ transplantation recipients, a population-based study shows.

A treat-to-target approach appears feasible in patients with elderly-onset rheumatoid arthritis, with similar disease control ...

Among treatment-naive adults living with HIV, CD4 to CD8 ratios do not differ significantly between those on dolutegravir ...

Hospitals and health systems have invested in recruitment bonuses, retention programs, and flexible staffing models in an effort to address the nationwide nursing shortage, but one of the biggest ...

Positive findings from a phase 2 trial were followed by disappointing news; however, new guidelines aim to help clinicians ...

Studies showed donor oocytes can help overcome age-related changes that limit fertility, such as a decline in the quantity ...

Sniffing chocolate before performing sets of leg extensions may modulate appetite and increase overall training volume ...

Mental health conditions are linked to a 78% higher risk for cognitive impairment (CI) in older adults with chronic pain, while CI is tied to higher MHC risk, research shows.

Supplementation with vitamin B3 is associated with a 66% lower risk of developing glaucoma in people with high eye pressure, a real-world study shows.

The presence of chronic kidney disease, heart failure, or cirrhosis is linked to increased odds of inpatient death and ...