Manufacturers are required, by Tuesday, to ensure that warnings about harms such as cancer, impotence, leukemia and damage to organs are printed directly on individual cigarettes.
Data on diabetes, dermatology and depression and more in this latest report that examines how much drug plans spend on different medications each year.
The three-year decriminalization pilot project was enacted on Jan. 31, 2023, exempting those who are in possession of small amounts of opioids from facing criminal charges.
The European Endometriosis League faced backlash for an all-male panel on women's health in 2022, now initiatives like the Med Ed Pledge and the CMEX directory are changing things.
A new study suggests that restricting when a person eats simply leads to fewer calories consumed—and that's why intermittent fasting can lead to weight loss.
While increasing age remains a risk factor, researchers found each age group examined saw more diagnoses when comparing data from 1984 to 1988 and 2015 to 2019.
Canadian Cardiovascular Society issues an update on assessing patients’ fitness to drive and when it’s safe to resume driving after cardiac interventions or acute cardiac illnesses.
