Antipsychotic use is linked to increased glucose and insulin levels in patients with severe mental illness regardless of dose or weight changes, a new meta-analysis shows.

A rare but challenging-to-treat complication that can occur after dental procedures has deterred some dentists from treating ...

An analysis of real-world data from more than 4 million adults shows that cannabis users have a notably higher risk of ...

Egg allergy is tricky to manage because it is hidden in countless foods. Oral immunotherapy may help, but without clear rules ...

A 15-year study from Minnesota finds that women younger than 65 years are more likely than men to have heart attacks by SCAD, ...

Antimicrobial stewardship matters, and pediatric hospitalists are important team members, experts say. Here is what to know ...

Exposure to high levels of air pollution is associated with more severe Alzheimer’s disease and faster cognitive decline, a ...

More than half the adults in Denmark without diabetes have discontinued semaglutide for weight loss within a year, with young ...

Hispanic patients starting hemodialysis in the US are less likely to receive predialysis nephrology care and, consequently, ...

A machine learning tool’s analysis of over 140,000 factors outperforms a fracture liaison service approach to fracture risk ...

What if EHRs tracked diet, sleep, and stress the same way they track blood pressure? New EHR tools let clinicians capture and monitor lifestyle behavior data just like vital signs.

Children with myopia experience more eye problems than those without the condition, but atropine eye drops do not appear to ...