The walkouts are the next stage of the doctors’ effort to improve what they call long hours and poor working conditions.

Some doctors are trading crammed itineraries for something radical on vacation: doing absolutely nothing at all.

Novo Nordisk’s phase 3b trial shows once-weekly IcoSema improves glycemic control and weight with less hypoglycemia than insulin glargine U100 in adults with type 2 diabetes.

Pharmacogenetic testing can inform medication choice and adverse effect risk, while questions remain about implementation, data storage, and access in routine care.

A South Carolina ob/gyn says MagMutual should have settled a patient’s malpractice lawsuit after a birth injury.

Daily use of an oral probiotic from 6 to 24 months of age may not reduce the occurrence of ear or respiratory tract infections and antibiotic use in healthy infants.

In perimenopausal and recently postmenopausal women experiencing hot flashes and/or night sweats, initiating hormone therapy is associated with a reduction in the risk for cardiovascular events.

Dr Denis Poddubnyy discusses data from the AXIS study that inform his approach to diagnosing axial psoriatic arthritis.

Living with a rare lung condition can be especially challenging, but research into interogran cross talk and organoid models, and cross-border registry are improving outcomes.

A new robotic system is drawing blood in adult patients, but its real-world impact may depend on how often it skips difficult ...

Lumbar braces modestly ease chronic low back pain when paired with NSAIDs, but low-certainty evidence and missing safety data means their role in routine care remains unclear.

The Scottish Medicines Consortium extends nusinersen access to pre-symptomatic 5q SMA infants after trial data showed most learned to walk.