John Anderson, MD, explains why stronger primary care and specialist collaboration is needed in diabetes care.

Before nipaclaimab-aahu’s approval, there were no FDA-approved drugs specifically indicated for wAIHA. Treatment generally ...

The next episode in this series, 'Empowering Primary Care: Early Alzheimer's Detection and the Referral Pathway Challenge,' features the panelists advancing their conversation on Alzheimer's disease ...

In this episode titled, 'Alzheimer's Disease Prevalence and Prevention: Building the Case for Early Diagnosis,' Kavita Nair, PhD ...

Comparative survey data showed alopecia associated with higher external shame and depression and lower self-compassion, while psoriasis was associated with higher anxiety. External shame, reflecting ...

Per-employee health care spending is projected to climb 9.5% in 2027 and push average costs above $19,000, marking the fourth consecutive year of near–double-digit increases for US employers, ...

Hospice use and the delivery of hospice services differ across the rural-urban continuum, with older adults in isolated rural ...

Marc A. Sala, MD, explains why frequent exacerbations signal it's time to reassess bronchiectasis care, plus the promise of ...

Hands cannot be tucked under a sleeve, rested for a week, or excused from a shift. That constant exposure—mechanical, ...

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