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Menstrual Health Should Be Part of Routine Pediatric Careon October 19, 2026
The mnemonic MENSES can help pediatric clinicians recall the key aspects of menstrual health to […]
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FDA Approves Dostarlimab for Rectal Canceron October 19, 2026
The PD-1 inhibitor could help patients avoid chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery, according to the […]
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Want a Gap Year Before Med School? Learn the Pros and Conson October 19, 2026
What was once considered abnormal is increasingly common, and many med school leaders support the […]
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October Server and Network Maintenance: FRIDAY, 10/23, 7pm – 1amon October 19, 2026
IT will perform regular monthly system maintenance to servers and network equipment beginning 7 PM […]
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Finding the Link Between Olfactory Loss and Obesity: A Q&Aon October 19, 2026
A prominent French researcher believes there is a direct link between the loss of smell and the […]
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FDA Approves Ryzumvi Eye Drops for Presbyopiaon October 19, 2026
The medication is currently approved to treat pharmacologically induced mydriasis, or pupil […]
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Alberta's Dual-Practice Model: Two-Tiered Healthcare?on October 19, 2026
Some physicians argue that allowing eligible doctors to offer private care alongside work in public […]
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When Is Limb Salvage Too Risky? Lessons From Gaza’s Surgeonson October 19, 2026
In Gaza, surgeons weigh limb salvage against amputation when limited resources, infection risks, […]
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Americans’ attitudes towards public health headed into the midtermson October 19, 2026
As the midterm elections approach, how are Americans thinking about public health — and which […]
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Budesonide Tablets Cut Esophageal Strictures After ESDon October 19, 2026
High-dose budesonide reduced esophageal stricture formation and the need for dilation after […]
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Preparing Europe's Hospitals for a Warmer Worldon October 19, 2026
As extreme heat puts Europe's hospitals under growing pressure, some are finding ways to protect […]
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How One System Reduced ED Wait Times Without Expandingon October 19, 2026
Wait times dropped even as patient counts rose. Medscape Medical News
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Medical Students: De-escalating a Clinical Crisison October 19, 2026
It's an important lesson that medical students need to learn — and quickly. Medscape Medical […]
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Litifilimab Improves Skin Disease Activity in Phase 2 CLE trialon October 19, 2026
A targeted antibody that blocks plasmacytoid dendritic cells clears skin in patients with […]
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Lab Work Even More Important in the Age of GLP-1son October 19, 2026
Routine blood work is needed to establish a baseline and monitor key measurements going forward. […]
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In Russia, Five Patients Test Positive for Mpox, RIA Cites Hospitalon October 19, 2026
Five patients hospitalised in the Russian city of St Petersburg have tested positive for […]
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Structured Plan Matters for Hospital Patient Mobilizationon October 19, 2026
Hospital systems are working to get patients moving more often, and sooner. Medscape Medical News
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EMA Backs Weekly Growth Therapy for Pediatric Achondroplasiaon October 19, 2026
European Panel recommends a novel, once-weekly subcutaneous therapy, which showed gains in growth […]
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Reformulated Biologic Shows Duration in Diabetic Retinopathyon October 19, 2026
A trial shows the investigative biologic tarcocimab achieved visual improvements in patients with […]
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How Not to Miss Life-Threatening Vasculitis Needing Referralon October 19, 2026
Vasculitis can be a slow diagnosis as nonspecific symptoms are ruled out, but there are signs and […]
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APS, Lupus Pregnancies May Soon See Standard-of-Care Upgradeon October 19, 2026
A small trial associating a TNF-alpha inhibitor with a large reduction in adverse pregnancy […]
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The Subtle Art of Pushing Fellow Doctors to Look Harderon October 19, 2026
This physician learned that dogged persistence, even when inconveniencing other doctors and […]
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Dealing with the toll of grief, loss, and traumaon October 16, 2026
Panelists at a Harvard Chan Studio event discussed expectations and myths about grieving, how […]
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Binge eating common among U.S. high schoolers, study findson October 15, 2026
A large national survey has found a high prevalence of binge eating—eating an unusually large […]
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Women’s Health Conference highlights 50th anniversary of Nurses’ Health Studyon October 15, 2026
Speakers highlighted solutions for improving women's health outcomes, and marked the 50th […]
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Federal maternal, infant health data collection system remains weak, puts health outcomes in jeopardyon October 15, 2026
Medicaid funding cuts are jeopardizing the health of U.S. mothers and infants—and with a weak […]
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Major Milestone: First National Data on Binge Eating Among U.S. High School Students Released!on October 15, 2026
After years of advocacy by STRIPED’s Eating Disorders Public Health Surveillance Working Group […]
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Opinion: How proposed changes to U.S. census could harm public healthon October 14, 2026
Proposed changes to the U.S. census will selectively reduce the number of people counted—and […]
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The Need for Practical Hyper-Local Early Warning and Early Action Systems: DRC Case Studyon October 14, 2026
The Last Days in Goma The city of Goma, situated on the north shore of Lake Kivu, is a bustling […]
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Most gun owners use lead ammunition, yet half don’t practice hygiene behaviors after shootingon October 14, 2026
Most U.S. gun owners use lead-based ammunition and primers, and nearly half don’t engage in any […]