The symptoms of epidemic typhus — fever, delirium, and diarrhea — were well documented in the diaries of physicians caring for Napoleon’s army at the time. But, as it turns out, those history books ...
In separate major multicenter trials, two novel valve systems proved effective in severe mitral valve diseases for which there are limited or no options.
A review finds that gel and acrylic manicures are associated with allergic contact dermatitis and other nail disorders.
Dr S. Shahzad Mustafa looks ahead to ACAAI 2025, which will highlight advances in chronic urticaria treatment and ...
A cohort study finds no significant differences in height among children with inflammatory diseases treated with JAK ...
Muscle dysmorphia is increasing in Europe as social media and gym culture drive compulsive exercise and steroid use, ...
Sean Virani, MD, lead author of the new guidelines and president of the CCS, explained that the guidelines use the term ...
An obesity medicine specialist’s thoughts on reducing the burden of prior authorization, documentation, and follow-ups.
A wrist-worn, AI-driven transcutaneous peripheral nerve stimulator is linked to greater improvement in patients with ...
The stool-based test picks up colorectal cancers despite prior polypectomy, but many do not receive the recommended ...
After 45 years in oncology, Prof David Kerr shares two firsts that shook his sense of professionalism and reminded him of medicine’s humanity.
New research suggests that children and teens who get COVID a second time face twice the risk for developing long COVID.
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