A new study compared the use of anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies versus propranolol for migraine prevention in early pregnancy and risk of spontaneous abortion.
We examined what happens to the appropriateness, quantity and cost of prescriptions when doctors accept payments or meals from the pharmaceutical industry. The result is not good news for patients.
A surgical team at Duke Health in Durham, North Carolina, has performed the first U.S. implantation of an investigational remote-controlled artificial urinary sphincter.
Branswell spent nearly 30 years at the Canadian Press, where she established herself as an essential source of information through her dogged reporting, including of the 2003 SARS outbreak.
Postherpetic neuralgia may develop because the body fails to fully ‘switch off’ its healing response following a bout of shingles, according to new study.
Study assesses whether holding certain DMARD therapy for two weeks after COVID-19 vaccination improves vaccine immunogenicity or worsens arthritis disease activity.
Primary aldosteronism was long considered a rare cause of hypertension. New evidence is changing that picture. Should all patients with hypertension now be screened?
We live in a world where men are expected to be more assertive and women are assumed to be more nurturing, and so maybe we just see what we are looking for.
