Researchers are learning which situations encourage neural synchrony — that increasingly elusive feeling of being ‘in flow’ ...

In colon capsule endoscopy, chronic opioid use is linked to incomplete examinations and inadequate bowel preparation, whereas diabetes is tied to poorer bowel preparation.

Eating raw tomatoes and tomato sauce daily reduced the risk for hepatic steatosis in a small trial of adults with metabolic ...

Children with complex chronic conditions have a higher likelihood of receiving antibiotic prescriptions than their healthy peers.

A year after approval of the first VNS device for rheumatoid arthritis, many patients are interested and providers in eight ...

A Swiss study tracking thousands of people with HIV found no long-term cardiovascular penalty when switching to integrase inhibitor-based therapy, though a small early-year uptick in events warrants ...

Perceived competence — patients’ confidence in their own ability to manage their weight — emerged as the single strongest psychosocial marker of GLP-1 treatment success, distinguishing groups more ...

Routine primary care dietetic treatment achieves clinically relevant weight loss in one-third of adults with overweight or obesity, a Dutch study shows.

The Quebec government says it has given primary care access to more than 500,000 patients who don’t have a family doctor, but ...

Patients taking immune-suppressing therapies are at higher risk for neuroinvasive illness from ticks and mosquitoes.

A meta-analysis finds no significant association between use of semaglutide and risk for depression, although with limited ...

Even subtle hand tremor in older adults may signal more than just a benign motor quirk — new population data reveal an unexpected cognitive connection.