Adverse events reported in oncology clinical trials don’t always match what patients experience. What is behind this disconnect and is it possible to reconcile?

Results from a small study suggest ketamine’s antidepressant effects may require activation of the brain’s opioid system.

In contrast, inclusive symbols and visible LGBTQ+ resources can foster a more welcoming and trusting environment. Family ...

Men with cirrhosis have a significantly higher risk for liver-related complications ― particularly hepatocellular carcinoma ― ...

In a US claims analysis, adults with generalized pustular psoriasis have higher healthcare visits and costs than patients ...

A study by an Indigenous researcher connects traditional medicinal plant knowledge with scientific evidence, showing 79% of ...

High levels of Lp(a) may predict incidence and progression of extracoronary athero-sclerotic vascular disease — a combination ...

If a patient has had a loss of appetite related to feeling sick, then it would be best to liberalize their diet and recommend ...

The cognitive impact of certain modifiable dementia risk factors is greater in women than in men, especially diabetes and ...

Rectal cancer chemoradiotherapy was tied to an increased risk for second nonpelvic cancers but not second pelvic cancers.

These factors contribute to dermatologic health disparities and should be considered when planning patient care, as they can ...

The number of drug-related deaths involving stimulants plus opioids has surged in the US and Canada, a ‘silent epidemic’ ...