Countries struggle to draft ‘pandemic treaty’ to avoid mistakes made during COVIDWHO’s countries asked the U.N. health agency to oversee talks for a pandemic agreement in 2021. Patients inform new ‘map’ for healthcare transformation—now our policy makers just need to listenBeing lost in the woods is not a pleasant experience. Being lost with others, though, with a common plan, can be comforting. Which cancers are on the decline in Canada and which are rising? A new study suggests efforts to curtail cancer are working. How techs can help mitigate climate change Pressurized metered-dose inhalers are a major culprit of medication-related emissions. We looked at genetic clues to depression in more than 14,000 people. What we found may surprise you These psychiatry researchers think contrasting ‘reactive’ depression with ‘endogenous depression is far too simple. Changes and choices Change is never easy, especially when it’s forced up on us. But very often, change happens to teach us something new about ourselves. Chart it: Every. Single. Time. Take the words right out of their mouths: advice to earlier career colleagues. Doctor as patient: The honeymoon is almost over Parkinson's feels like getting older on steroids. My tremor and I have reached a mutual agreement that he will not bother me during my piano playing as long as I allow him to go rampant while I am slurping my hot soup. Best smoking cessation strategy after failure of varenicline or combined nicotine replacement therapy Study provides healthcare providers with guidance on the best rescue strategies for nonabstinent patients following an initial six-week quit attempt. How common is inappropriate diagnosis of community-acquired pneumonia? A new study examined how often adults are misdiagnosed with CAP and explored some of the more frequent consequences. First Previous 163 164 165 166 167 Next Last
