The risk for ischemic colitis is higher among older women with low diastolic blood pressure and those taking at least two antihypertensive medications.

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In severe treatment-resistant depression, long-term data show VNS benefits not only persist for 2 years but also continue to ...

The incidence of acne varies by transgender status, in a multicenter cohort study of transgender individuals starting hormone ...

In England, many headache cases presenting to primary care remain unclassified, with only some patients with migraine ...

Written by an international panel and endorsed by several professional societies, a new consensus statement provides guidance ...

If physicians could slow down, halt their responses to patients, and stop interrupting, patients would feel heard and ...

Higher blood pressure at birth and in early childhood is linked to a higher risk for elevated blood pressure and hypertension ...

A high neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio predicts poor recovery in acute ischaemic stroke, but a higher lymphocyte-to-monocyte ...

A large 14-year women’s cohort study finds no significant link between age at menopause and developing diabetes.

Higher intake of certain food preservatives is linked to increased risks for cancer and type 2 diabetes in large analyses of ...