Most People Have At Least One Risk Factor Before a Cardiac Event
Share on PinterestNew research challenges the notion that heart disease strikes without warning in people with no traditional risk factors. ...
New GP online booking system ‘risks patient safety’, doctors warn
Getty ImagesThere are concerns the new online system will not be able to differentiate between urgent and non-urgent requestsThe doctors ...
Nurses With Doctorates Cannot Tell Patients They’re Doctors
A federal judge tossed a suit by California nurses who wanted to call themselves doctors, ruling the usage is misleading ...
Extraordinary pictures show what a common antibiotic does to E. coli
The top image shows an untreated E.coli bacterium; the bottom shows a bacterium after 90 minutes of being exposed to ...
Selpercatinib Linked to Long-Term Survival in Thyroid Cancer
The first-in-class RET kinase inhibitor shows durable responses and favorable progression-free and overall survival rates in the 5-year final analysis ...
Myeloma: Updated Genomic Criteria for High-Risk Cases
In the era of triplet and quadruplet therapies, the new criteria reflect the latest advances. Medscape Medical News Source link ...
Misdiagnosis Common in Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Most patients with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome are misdiagnosed with psychiatric illnesses by physicians who are not board-certified psychiatrists, a study ...
How weight-loss injections are making obesity a wealth issue
Nick TriggleHealth correspondentBBCThree years ago, a fashion editor friend returned from Milan Fashion Week bursting with a story to tell.Most ...
Canada Breaks From US on Accreditation of Medical Schools
Canada is transitioning from a method of joint US-Canada medical school accreditation to a purely Canadian accreditation system. Medscape Medical ...
States Are Cutting Medicaid Payments Before Trump Cuts Hit
Nationwide, states are scrambling to close budget shortfalls and are eyeing Medicaid, generally one of a state’s biggest costs. KFF ...
Campaigns aim to stop thousands of girls giving up on sport
Nicola GoodwinBBC Midlands InvestigationsBBCSports groups in England are hoping to use the success of the England Women's team to keep ...
Dad’s frustration over Black Country stillbirths report delay
Joanne WrittleHealth correspondent, BBC West Midlands Family pictureThomas and Ewa Hender have two children, with the younger receiving the middle ...
Staff photographed sleeping at ‘unsafe’ York eating disorder unit
Anna Collinson, Jo Adnitt & Hannah KarpelBBC News InvestigationsSuppliedA worker photographed by a patient who said they were sleeping during ...
Novel Biologic Gets Narrow Win for Preventing COPD Flare-ups
(MedPage Today) -- Novel anti-ST2 monoclonal antibody astegolimab modestly reduced chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) exacerbations in the phase IIb ...
‘They Are Over Their Skis’: What We Heard This Week
(MedPage Today) -- "They are over their skis, saying this is a cure in the absence of anything that's remotely ...
Routine Asthma Screening During Wellness Visits May Pinpoint Kids at High Risk
(MedPage Today) -- DENVER -- Routine screening for asthma symptoms in a pediatric population with high prevalence helped to identify ...
When Happy Hour Becomes Controversial
(MedPage Today) -- I (Huffstetler) had been seeing Mr. M for 5 years for a total of 10 visits -- ...
Ocrelizumab May Double Serious Infection Risk in MS
(MedPage Today) -- Multiple sclerosis (MS) patients treated with ocrelizumab (Ocrevus) had a higher risk of infections over time than ...
YouTube to Bring Back Creators Banned for COVID Misinformation
(MedPage Today) -- YouTube will offer creators a way to rejoin the streaming platform if they were banned for violating ...
Mucus-Thinning Strategies Fail for Bronchiectasis, Study Shows
(MedPage Today) -- Mucoactive agents did little to stave off pulmonary exacerbations of non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, the CLEAR trial showed. ...
