How to Help Your Patients With a GLP-1 Exit Plan
No matter why a patient decides to stop using the popular drugs, be ready to help them transition and stay ...
Bias, Subjective Outcomes Slow AI Advances in Dermatology
Artificial intelligence’s momentum is undeniable, and evidence is mounting around its potential to enhance dermatology, but biases and subjectivity pose ...
Hundreds of hospice beds unused amid financial crisis
Some 380 hospice beds out of around 2,000 lie empty in England because of financial pressures, say bosses.Hospice UK has ...
‘Life-changing’ surgery gives Bath boy ‘first ever sleepover’
Beth Cruse,West of England and James Diamond,West of England, BathBBCWilliam has Treacher Collins syndrome, which affects around one in 50,000 ...
Major AI project to tackle drug-resistant superbugs
James GallagherHealth and science correspondentImperialDr Andrew Edwards researching antibiotics in the laboratoryThe UK is to use artificial intelligence (AI) to ...
Vast Bronze Age city discovered in the plains of Kazakhstan
Drone photograph of the archaeological site of SemiyarkaPeter J. Brown A large 140-hectare settlement dating back 3600 years has been ...
NIH Cuts Disrupted Hundreds of Clinical Trials, Study Finds
(MedPage Today) -- Hundreds of clinical trials and tens of thousands of participants were affected by NIH grant terminations earlier ...
Here’s What’s Driving Late Heart Events in Older Cancer Survivors
(MedPage Today) -- Non-cancer-related factors were the main drivers of late cardiovascular disease (CVD) events in older, long-term cancer survivors, ...
Physician Mental Health Challenges Not a New Problem, Analysis Shows
(MedPage Today) -- More than one in 10 early- and mid-career physicians sought care for mental health or substance use ...
Childhood Hypertension a Significant and Growing Concern
The prevalence nearly doubled between 2000 and 2020, with rates among youth nearly eight times higher in those with than ...
Drugmaker Cuts Wegovy Price, but Doctors Still See Cost Challenges for Patients
(MedPage Today) -- Novo Nordisk is chopping prices again for semaglutide (Wegovy), but doctors say the expense will remain challenging ...
NIH Job Postings Raise Red Flags for Scientists
(MedPage Today) -- The NIH has posted a dozen job openings for institute directors with very tight turnaround timelines and ...
Neanderthals’ hefty noses weren’t well adapted to cold climates
A reconstruction of a Neanderthal faceRyhor Bruyeu/Alamy The first analysis of a well-preserved nasal cavity in the human fossil record ...
Ancient figurine may show sexual encounter between woman and goose
The 12,000-year-old clay figurine from Nahal Ein Gev II depicting a woman and a goose, accompanied by an artistic reconstructionLaurent ...
What if Your Hospital Became a Site of Immigration Enforcement?
(MedPage Today) -- Bound by ankles and wrists while taken into custody as her nose started to bleed. She tried ...
A Surprising Ally Against Hot Flashes: Hypnosis
As many as 80% of women experience hot flashes during menopause and afterward. Medscape Medical News Source link : https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/surprising-ally-against-hot-flashes-hypnosis-2025a1000vz7?src=rss ...
Enough With the Printouts Already
(MedPage Today) -- This past week, during the course of a morning of patient appointments, I had to print multiple ...
Nurses Working While Ill, RCN Warns in New Survey
A Royal College of Nursing survey found that many nurses are working while ill, due to understaffing and increasing workloads. ...
Elinzanetant Reduces Postmenopausal Sleep Disturbances
The drug's recent approval and safety data in women with a history of breast cancer mean there is a new ...
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Support Lags After Hospital Discharge, Survivors Say
(MedPage Today) -- Survivors of Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis (SJS/TEN) reported lasting sequelae with insufficient postdischarge education and ...
