When we juggle tasks, the brain may not be overloaded or distracted. New research indicates information from one task leaks ...
Despite statistically significant findings, the study’s limitations include no sham control in a randomized, open-label, ...
Obstructive sleep apnea affects roughly 4 in 10 people with severe mental illness, underscoring the need for greater ...
More than two thirds of clinicians who treat children say they are following the AAP’s guidelines. Half of respondents said ...
Females with hypertensive disorders of pregnancy may face an increased risk for incident dementia, but the association is not ...
The finding comes from two large databases, highlighting the need for awareness of other autoimmune conditions in T1D.
Listener feedback on POET II, sham control trials in atrial fibrillation, ICDs in HCM, and agenda laundering are the topics ...
Temporarily pausing DMARD therapy following a COVID booster vaccine did not enhance immunogenicity but did increase disease ...
Once dismissed as an antiquated cure-all, leech therapy is now validated in modern surgery and is regaining attention in integrative and traditional medicine.
Long-Acting Injectable ART Holds Up Through 48 Weeks in Young People Living With HIV in South Africa
Young people living with HIV in South Africa achieve high viral suppression rates on long-acting injectable antiretroviral therapy, and all who finished the study chose to continue treatment.
A phase 3 trial evaluates whether adding felzartamab to lenalidomide-dexamethasone improves progression-free survival in Chinese patients with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma.
About half of American adults report experiencing 'food noise,' often described as persistent thoughts about food, at least sometimes, and nearly 1 in 5 report it often or always.
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