Early goal-directed therapy changed how physicians treated septic shock. Dr Aaron Holley reviews the evidence that reshaped practice and what today’s data support.
New research suggests extreme heat can worsen neurologic disease, pregnancy outcomes, and mortality, with risk driven as much ...
It’s not getting better. From salary gaps to unpaid admin to lack of transparency, women physicians share how persistent ...
A consensus update for chordoma 11 years in the making focuses on a multidisciplinary approach, use of biomarkers and lays ...
Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt insertion is associated with a lower risk for short-term mortality in patients ...
Cyclosporiasis remains an epidemiologic challenge in part because of the delay of approximately 2 days to 2 weeks between ...
Researchers evaluate minimal residual disease status in 128 adults with relapsed or refractory follicular lymphoma treated with epcoritamab.
The selective D1/D5 agonist significantly improved Parkinson’s disease motor symptoms, with low rates of somnolence and ...
Summer crowds, soaring temperatures, and overloaded clinics are driving more aggression against healthcare staff across Spain ...
As people with HIV live longer, diabetes is becoming an increasingly important contributor to morbidity and mortality, ...
Claims circulating on social media warn that high cortisol levels can block the weight-loss effects of GLP-1, but obesity ...
Evidence supports cannabis-based therapies for a limited number of conditions. Here’'s what clinicians should know — and tell ...
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