An app that alerts CPR-trained bystanders to a nearby cardiac arrest can increase survival if […]

Experts reassess endpoints, patient selection, targets, and timing for the development of […]

Variability among patients may work against calls to make adherence to antipsychotic medication a […]

FDA has approved perioperative pembrolizumab for resectable head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, […]

From July, women in England aged 25-49 who test negative for HPV will move to every-5-years […]

Sumatriptan and onabotulinumtoxinA are safe options during pregnancy. Medscape Medical News

‘Intriguing’ new data suggest that excessive daytime sleepiness may do more than disrupt daily […]

Two real-world studies show no increased cardiac risk with the antiseizure medication lamotrigine, […]

KITE-363, a dual-targeting CAR T-cell therapy, shows a strong safety profile and high responses in […]

A surge in thyroid storm deaths among those hospitalized with thyrotoxicosis was likely related to […]

DIF microscopy provides diagnostic clarity in 15.5% of pediatric biopsies in a study. Medscape […]

High BMI, nutritionist support, and liver stiffness measures may predict relevant weight loss in […]

An MRI-based study finds that bone marrow oedema predicts persistent pain after triangular […]

Compared with placebo, simvastatin along with escitalopram fails to alleviate depressive symptoms […]

The agency set aside concerns about UroGen’s approval trial to greenlight mitomycin intravesical […]

A Google search on “diet and eczema” may be more misleading than helpful, warns pediatric […]

Initially used for blood glucose control, the medications reduce cardiovascular events and mitigate […]

Turning to advanced practice providers to fill hospital roles isn’t just about saving money, […]

Canada’s attempt to address solitary confinement appears to exacerbate preexisting mental health […]

Up to 5% of Spain’s prison population lives with a serious mental disorder, often undiagnosed […]

Adding a federal work requirement to Medicaid won’t root out “waste, fraud, and abuse” as […]

Preventing government scientists from publishing their work in major medical journals could hinder […]

In the months following the devastating early January wildfires in Los Angeles, researchers from […]

Better nutrition education can help doctors advise their patients on dietary choices—ultimately […]

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To the Harvard Chan community, Many of us have spent the spring mourning the changes inflicted on […]

Cuts to federal health funding are threatening research across a wide range of chronic diseases, […]

For Nick Falkenberg, SM ’25, public health is a meaningful way to blend his analytical background […]

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