Virtual chromoendoscopy based on linked color imaging shows comparable performance to traditional dye-based chromoendoscopy for detecting neoplasia in patients with IBD.

Emerging evidence suggests that while short-form videos may engage learners, they may also disrupt attention, memory, and ...

The specific antiretroviral therapy regimen—not just HIV status—profoundly shapes the metabolic landscape in virally ...

High-risk patients need more than sunscreen alone, as new evidence highlights tailored photoprotection strategies for ...

Clear, empathetic communication with families may improve shared decision-making and reduce psychological distress during intensive care without requiring major workflow changes.

Merck is now exploring FDA approval for a second-season injection of clesrovimab for infants following favorable safety findings.

A robot-assisted procedure placing an artificial urinary sphincter may help women with stress incontinence achieve little or no urine leakage.

New CKM guidelines urge clinicians to stop treating the heart, kidneys, and metabolism separately and instead manage risk ...

Most current smokers discharged from the emergency department who are reached by automated calls express interest in quitting smoking, but only about 1 in 5 accept a Quitline referral, a study finds.

In a national survey analysis of nearly 34,000 pregnant women between ages 18 and 49, the use of any alcohol (at least one ...

A randomized trial questions whether patients with standard-risk multiple myeloma need indefinite lenalidomide maintenance.

Data from the US Bronchiectasis and NTM Research Registry show improvements in cough and exacerbations with highly effective ...