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One in Five Trainee Doctors Fear Escalating Patient Careon July 15, 2025
Hesitancy to escalate care, burnout risks, and rota gaps are issues for many UK trainees, the […]
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Rise in antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea may be due to wide use of doxycycline for other STIson July 15, 2025
Gonorrhea bacteria are becoming more resistant to the antibiotic doxycycline, potentially because […]
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Grad Lab Updates: July 2025on July 15, 2025
This summer the New England Journal of Medicine published a letter from our own David Helekal and […]
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Vaginal probiotics may not provide purported health benefitson July 15, 2025
Although vaginal probiotic products are marketed to promote vaginal health and treat infection, […]
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Multiomics Platform May Guide Melanoma Treatmenton July 15, 2025
Novel multiomics tumor profiling demonstrates feasibility and clinical benefit in guiding melanoma […]
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Am I Gaslighting My Patients?on July 15, 2025
Why do physicians dismiss or minimize their patients’ symptoms and how can they avoid it? […]
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Pneumonic Plague Death Confirmed in Arizonaon July 15, 2025
The exposure is still under investigation but is not linked to recent rodent die-off. Medscape […]
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ILD Survival Differs Despite Similar CT Patternson July 15, 2025
Patients with connective tissue disease-related interstitial lung disease show slower decline in […]
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Higher VTE Risk in Cushing vs Other Pituitary Tumourson July 15, 2025
Patients with Cushing disease have a much higher likelihood of developing venous thromboembolism […]
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New Core Outcomes May Transform Stillbirth Careon July 15, 2025
A new core outcome set for stillbirth care may help streamline future research, reduce […]
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Silent Graft Occlusion After CABG Complicates Heart Careon July 15, 2025
Silent graft occlusion after coronary artery bypass grafting is detected before hospital discharge […]
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New Guidelines Address Preexisting Diabetes and Pregnancyon July 15, 2025
The new joint clinical practice guidelines from two endocrine societies make conditional […]
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Obesity-Related Cancer Deaths More Than Tripleon July 15, 2025
Rural, older, Black, and female Americans bear the brunt of the surge in obesity-related cancer […]
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Upping the Ante on Measles Educationon July 15, 2025
The resurgence of measles highlights the need to recognize early, nonspecific signs and rash across […]
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Protein Safeguards Muscle in Semaglutide Weight-Loss Therapyon July 15, 2025
Among patients receiving semaglutide for obesity management, the risk for muscle loss may be higher […]
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Early Vitrectomy May Protect Vision in Post-Op Infectionson July 15, 2025
Regardless of initial visual acuity, early vitrectomy can benefit patients who develop […]
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Severe Obesity Tied to DISH-Related Spinal Changeson July 15, 2025
Severe obesity is associated with diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)-related spinal […]
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Esketamine Monotherapy Safe, Effective for TRD: Phase 4 Dataon July 15, 2025
Esketamine monotherapy is linked to greater 28-day symptom reduction in treatment-resistant […]
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What ‘The Pitt’ Can Teach Us About Hospital Deathson July 15, 2025
Can more accurate portrayals of natural death in the media improve awareness and understanding of […]
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Creatine: Is the Supplement Ready for Clinical Use?on July 15, 2025
From sarcopenia to ALS, researchers are exploring creatine’s broader clinical potential — but […]
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Tocilizumab Delays: A Barrier in Giant Cell Arteritis Care?on July 15, 2025
Delays in starting tocilizumab therapy for giant cell arteritis are caused partly by delays in […]
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US Cuts Injure Canada’s Infectious Disease Surveillanceon July 15, 2025
Are cuts to US health and research budgets a chronicle of a Canadian communicable disease crisis […]
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ICU Transfers: A Systematic Approach to Reduce Readmissionson July 15, 2025
Researchers set out to find steps that could reduce the high rate of readmission to ICU. […]
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Introducing the Office for Community and Belongingon July 11, 2025
To the Harvard Chan community: Ever since I arrived as dean, I have been eager to strengthen our […]
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STRIPED Explores Young Men’s Exercise, Body Image, and Eating Disorders on NPRon July 10, 2025
In this episode of AirTalk with Larry Mantle on NPR, STRIPED Director Bryn Austin joins colleague […]
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Will RFK Jr. really curb ultra-processed foods, like he promised? Experts weigh in.on July 9, 2025
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has targeted ultra-processed foods, saying they’re a major […]
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Limited access to healthy foods may raise childhood asthma riskon July 9, 2025
Living in neighborhoods with limited access to grocery stores—and thus nutritious foods—can […]
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Women speak out on risk to landmark Nurses’ Health Studyon July 9, 2025
Nurses' Health Study participants spoke out against its federal funding termination.
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Adolescents’ use of mental health services unequal across racial groupson July 8, 2025
Adolescents belonging to racial minority groups are significantly less likely to receive mental […]
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Helping children eat healthier foodson July 3, 2025
Harvard Chan School's Erica Kenney discusses how federal grant terminations may impact her research […]