FDA identifies new outbreak of E. coli
Federal officials are investigating a new outbreak of E. coli O121:H19. A source of the pathogen has not yet been...
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Knowledge Gaps About Obesity Medicine Seen in Primary Care
San Antonio — Despite the prevalence of obesity in primary care, there appear to be major knowledge gaps among providers...
Germany’s Medication Supply Issues Persist Despite New Law
The German government introduced a law last year aimed at ensuring a stable and secure supply of medicines. However, few...
Early-Life Sugar Restriction Reduces T2D, Hypertension Risk
TOPLINE:Exposure to sugar rationing in the womb and in early childhood may lower the risk for type 2 diabetes (T2D)...
Synergy of Combination Therapy for NSCLC Brain Metastases?
When treating brain metastases in patients with non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), brain radiotherapy has been the standard option. However,...
ICIs Associated With Twofold Increased Psoriasis Risk
TOPLINE:Patients with cancer who receive immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) have more than twice the risk for developing psoriasis compared with...
RFK Jr. says vaccines are OK, but parts of FDA ‘have to go’
Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said vaccines can stay, but parts of the Food and Drug Administration...
How higher brain care score can improve brain health regardless of genetic risk
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Using a fan and wetting the skin reduces risk of deadly cardiac strain in hot and humid weather, research shows
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Very early medication abortion found to be effective and safe
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Very Early Abortion Non-Inferior to Standard Medication Abortion Timing
OB/Gyn > Abortion — Trial confirms what previous observational studies have found by Rachael Robertson, Enterprise & Investigative Writer, MedPage...
Clinical practice paper recommends alternatives to hysterectomy for uterine fibroids
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Huckberry November Sale: Save up to 50% Off Flannels, Jackets, and Sweaters
WE'RE IN THE HEART of fall, but let's be real—the weather's all over the place. That's where Huckberry steps in...
Excedrin Migraine vs. Excedrin Extra Strength: What’s the Difference, Exactly?
Whether you're dealing with occasional headaches or frequent migraines, finding the right medication can make all the difference in managing...
Cachexia decoded: Why diagnosis matters in cancer survival
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The 9 Best Grooming Subscription Boxes for Men, According to Grooming Editors
Best Shaving Subscription BoxHarry's Starter SetProsInexpensive starter kitCan customize products in refill boxFree shippingConsLimited to just shaving productsShell out only...
Early Black Friday Sale 2024: The AI-Powered Carol Bike Brings Minimalist Cardio Home
THE CAROL BIKE, an AI-powered stationary machine, could be the exercise bike you’ve been looking for, and it just got...
5 Great Winter Cocktails That Aren’t Total Calorie Disasters
1The Dry Hot ToddyDavid MaloshBartenders usually lean on a brown liquor (whiskey, bourbon) to build a robust base for this...
Brews, Bubbles, & Booze: Stroke Risk and Favorite Drinks
A growing body of research explores the link between stroke risk and regular consumption of coffee, tea, soda, and alcohol....
PFAS May Affect Kidneys via Gut Microbes, Blood Metabolites
TOPLINE:Greater exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is linked to reduced kidney function in young adults, mediated by changes...
