Assistants Outearn Surgeons; More Political Control at CDC? Flood of Shoddy Papers
(MedPage Today) -- Hospitals that don't contract with Medicare aren't beholden to federal regulations that guarantee treatment for all-comers. One ...
FDA Approves Orca‑T, a Next‑Gen HSCT to Reduce GVHD
By carefully controlling the mix of stem and T cells, Orca‑T lowers the risk for graft-vs-host disease in adults with ...
Recent Developments in Prostate Cancer
(MedPage Today) -- Spurred by recognition of different disease subtypes, prostate cancer treatment continues to evolve. So far this year, ...
Trump Actions Signal Move Toward Institutionalizing Disabled People, Advocates Warn
(MedPage Today) -- For decades, disabled people have fought for their rights to go to school and live alongside peers ...
EHR Burden Is Real: 3 Tips for Oncologists
The secret to fighting EHR burnout isn't just about faster clicks; it’s about using technology to automate routine administrative tasks ...
360 Dead in Outbreak; McConnell Still Hospitalized? FDA Rejects Kidney Disease Drug
(MedPage Today) -- Note that some links may require registration or subscription. A total of 1,274 cases and 360 deaths ...
Study Shows Impact of Loss of Copay Aid for Retina Drugs
Study finds cuts to copay aid for retina injections has patients switching to off-label treatments, paying more out of pocket, ...
Higher Mortality Risk in IBS Patients Using Antidepressants
Antidepressants and certain antidiarrheal drugs are linked to a slightly higher risk for death for adults with irritable bowel syndrome. ...
Can a 10-second finger workout help keep your brain healthy?
Dr Oscar is back with the latest health headlines.Can a 10-second finger workout help keep your brain healthy? Plus, the ...
Early Introduction of Meat May Lower Risk for Food Allergy
Introducing meat early in the first year of life may lower the risk for food allergies at age 6, but ...
The best new science-fiction novels published in July 2026
Chris Barrie as Arnold Rimmer in Red Dwarf – which fans can revisit in a new novel out this monthNobby ...
Slowdown of AMOC ocean current may be gradual and reversible
A visualisation of Atlantic Ocean currents based on satellite imageryKARSTEN SCHNEIDER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) could ...
Evolving Goals Generate New Approaches to Aging Skin Rx
Ultrasound guidance of filler injections is just one example of cosmetic dermatologists adjusting to deliver a more natural and satisfactory ...
PARP Discontinuation Maintains Outcomes in Ovarian Cancer
New data show durable progression-free survival among exceptional responders to PARP inhibitors after discontinuation, though selection bias limits causal interpretation. ...
Mucus-Clearing Agents Show No Benefit in Respiratory Failure
In patients with acute respiratory failure, carbocisteine and hypertonic saline — commonly used mucoactive agents in ICUs — do not ...
Millions With PMOS Should Get Annual Review, Says NICE
NICE has proposed yearly checks for women with PMOS and earlier investigation of those with irregular periods and signs of ...
How Well Do Myopathy Patients Respond to Zoster Vaccine?
In most patients with idiopathic inflammatory myopathies, recombinant zoster vaccine induces seroconversion, but the antibody levels remain low compared with ...
Do HIV, Organ Transplant Raise Odds of HPV-Related Cancers?
A study evaluates whether people with HIV infection and solid organ transplant recipients have higher odds of HPV-related cancers than ...
Cheerleading Head Injuries Declined After 2012 Rule Change
While other sports like football have received ample attention when it comes to the potential for serious head injuries in ...
Routine Vaccines May Offer Protection Against Uveitis
Routine vaccinations are associated with a significantly reduced risk of developing new-onset idiopathic uveitis, according to a large-scale retrospective cohort ...
