Dr Bradley Gaynes discusses how cultural context can shape anxiety symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment engagement among ...

Blood test results help primary care physicians diagnose Alzheimer’s disease with near-specialist accuracy while influencing ...

Active surveillance for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade 2 is associated with risks for adverse pregnancy outcomes similar to those seen with immediate excision of the transformation zone.

Thicker carotid artery walls are linked to changes in aortic and cardiac structure and function and may help identify people ...

The most common side effects of IV lecanemab are headache, infusion-related reactions, and amyloid-related imaging abnormalities, a side effect known to occur with the class of an ...

Former elite soccer players show lower gray matter volume on MRI and report more depression, anxiety, and executive ...

Millions of Americans have diabetes or prediabetes. Simple screening at urgent care could change their futures.

More hospitals and EMS systems are stocking blood to begin transfusions in trauma patients. Many believe it is saving lives.

A US government study finds racial disparities in care and a complicated relationship between distance to major cancer centers and patients’ treatment and outcomes.

Symptom-based screening in pediatric asthma and allergy clinics identifies a previously unrecognized high prevalence of ...

A preclinical study finds that combining atovaquone with platelet-derived growth factor receptor inhibitors reduced ovarian cancer tumoroid viability.

An effort to produce recommendations for hospitalists to treat atrial fibrillation led to a wide-ranging search for answers.