Clinical AI, drug discovery, devices, and regulatory approvals.
Researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine have identified a protein that may enable an aggressive form of breast cancer to spread to the brain and escape immune defenses.
A new study suggests that a week or less of systemic antibiotics is as effective as a multi-week course for preventing treatment failure after surgery for orthopedic implant infections.
A new approach uses AI to parse unstructured doctor's notes, surfacing patient information that standard coded medical records omit.
MD Anderson researchers have found that B cells help trigger and sustain colitis caused by checkpoint inhibitors, suggesting a possible predictive marker.
A new report highlights how nighttime light exposure may worsen sleep and circadian problems in people with schizophrenia.
A new screening approach exploits cancer-specific weaknesses to surface drug candidates against leukemia.
A secondary analysis of the SELECT trial suggests frailty does not block semaglutide's cardiovascular benefits.
Researchers identify a neural pathway that may explain why pregnant women become more motivated to seek highly palatable foods.
Mayo Clinic researchers show that restoring a thyroid receptor in cancer cells makes aggressive solid tumors more susceptible to CAR-T cell therapy.
A Virginia Tech study identifies a brain circuit that drives mice to approach known peers during perceived threats, but not strangers.
A former state senator and pediatrician seeking a U.S. House seat calls RFK Jr. 'dangerous and incompetent' over his health positions.
An analysis of EU influencer posts finds supplements and weight-loss claims are the most common misinformation themes.
The lawsuit exposes how insurers apply different medical-necessity standards across state lines, leaving hospitals to absorb unpaid bills.
New research from University of Rochester Medicine suggests that a certain type of trauma blood transfusion may be far less safe than established practice assumes.
A new high-resolution molecular atlas of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy could help match patients to more precise treatments.
A new Commonwealth Fund report shows that private insurance does not shield many Americans from accumulating unpaid healthcare bills.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has opened a public comment period on electromagnetic fields and radiofrequency radiation, potentially paving the way for new health warnings.
A viral story has drawn attention to an embarrassing and potentially dangerous issue that can arise when intense exercise pushes the body to its limit.