Clinicians are advised to determine which of their patients’ chronic medications are really needed to improve outcomes.

Primary care patients presenting with shoulder pain may in fact have a neck or spine problem instead, Feeley told Medscape ...

Physicians found the inappropriate conduct upsetting and said that it interfered with their work and, in some cases, their ...

A three-decade series of coincidences will likely help doctors treat narcolepsy — and possibly prevent opioid addiction — and ...

US alcohol-related mortality rates increased from 10.7 to 21.6 per 100,000 between 1999 and 2020, with the largest rise of ...

Popular weight loss drugs have been linked to gastrointestinal, mental health, and vision problems, but the benefits appear ...

The novel therapy, delivered via implantable, pill-sized device, improved RA signs and symptoms in patients receiving daily ...

The risk for emergently treated hypocalcemia in individuals receiving denosumab peaked at 2 weeks after administration and ...

Simple well-being screens could help clinicians view patients holistically, fostering referrals and proactive health measures ...

Researchers and advocates say closing supervised consumption sites only exacerbates the very problems that critics complain ...

Mortality in early childhood (ages 1-5 years) was elevated among preemies (risk difference, 0.34%; 95% CI, 0.31%-0.36% and RR ...

The GLP-1 receptor agonist improved both histology and fibrosis in patients, with additional improvements in their liver ...