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dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A Beverly Hills plastic surgeon reveals the most common botched procedures he fixes and offers advice on choosing a surgeon to avoid complications.
uol.com.br ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A new non-hormonal treatment for menopause symptoms, targeting neurons in the hypothalamus, effectively combats insomnia and hot flashes by blocking specific receptors.
nytimes.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A New York Times article details the author's experience with chronic pain, highlighting the challenges of diagnosis and treatment and advocating for a revolution in how chronic pain is understood and addressed.
whitebook.pebmed.com.br ⢠Medicine ⢠Brazil
The article discusses the lack of online medication information in Brazil's Whitebook.
irishtimes.com ⢠Medicine ⢠Ireland
The chairman of Children's Health Ireland resigned following a report revealing the unauthorized use of surgical springs in spinal surgeries on children at Temple Street Hospital, resulting in failures in patient safety and governance.
latercera.com ⢠Medicine ⢠Chile
A group of Chilean gynecologists uses social media to address healthcare disparities and provide accessible information on women's health issues, particularly cervical cancer prevention.
cbsnews.com ⢠Medicine ⢠Massachusetts
Nurses at Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Massachusetts are concerned about a potential cluster of brain tumors among staff on a maternal care ward, prompting an investigation that found no environmental risks.
theglobeandmail.com ⢠Medicine ⢠Canada
A family physician explains the reasons behind hesitation to prescribe Ozempic for weight loss, highlighting safety concerns, cost, and the complex interplay between culture, medicine, and weight bias.
demorgen.be ⢠Medicine ⢠Belgium
A Belgian gynecologist in training's conviction for rape sparks debate within the medical community regarding professional ethics and the impact on the profession's image.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov ⢠Medicine ⢠UK
This study systematically reviewed and economically modeled the most effective strategies for identifying adults and children with celiac disease in the UK, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment.
theatlantic.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A recent measles outbreak in the US highlights the unusual patterns of adult infections, emphasizing the increasing vulnerability of unvaccinated adults to severe complications and the long-term effects of measles, potentially leading to the loss of measles-elimination status in the US.
dockruse.medium.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
This article analyzes President Trump's speech patterns, suggesting they may be indicative of ADHD.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A study analyzed the characteristics and antibiotic resistance of urinary tract pathogens in patients with upper urinary tract stones, revealing variations in bacterial prevalence based on sex and age and suggesting appropriate antibiotic choices for severe infections.
link.springer.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A study investigated the bioavailability and blood levels of low-dose rapamycin in individuals using compounded or commercial formulations, revealing significant differences in bioavailability between the two but also considerable inter-individual variability.
lasprovincias.es ⢠Medicine ⢠Spain
A Spanish doctor and her husband are on trial for allegedly defrauding patients with spinal cord injuries by offering an unapproved stem cell treatment.
www1.folha.uol.com.br ⢠Medicine ⢠Brazil
Two medical students face legal action for mocking a young heart transplant recipient on social media, sparking outrage and raising ethical concerns.
ilmessaggero.it ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A new American study shows promising results for obesity medications, demonstrating significant weight loss with minimal muscle loss in participants.
wired.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A WIRED interview explores near-death experiences, questioning the connection between brain activity and consciousness and prompting consideration of alternative explanations.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A randomized trial compared ciprofloxacin and cefazolin as perioperative antibiotics for percutaneous nephrolithotomy, finding no significant difference in infectious complication rates.
theage.com.au ⢠Medicine ⢠Australia
Australian women are sharing their experiences of delayed cancer diagnoses due to medical professionals dismissing their symptoms, highlighting a systemic issue of medical misogyny.
scientificamerican.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A personal account details the use of psilocybin to treat existential distress in a cancer patient, highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of psychedelic therapy.
sciencesetavenir.fr ⢠Medicine ⢠World
Recent advancements in understanding and treating vitiligo, a skin depigmentation disorder, offer new hope for patients, with novel therapies emerging alongside debunking of long-held misconceptions.
chiemgau24.de ⢠Medicine ⢠Germany
Doctors in Rosenheim, Germany, are debating the implementation of penalty fees for missed appointments, with varying opinions on the fairness and practicality of such a measure.
scienceshumaines.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
This article explores the impact of artificial intelligence on healthcare, examining both the potential benefits and ethical concerns of using AI in medical diagnosis and treatment, while emphasizing the continued importance of human doctors.
watoday.com.au ⢠Medicine ⢠Australia
A pregnant woman's experience with misdiagnosis and mistreatment due to medical misogyny highlights the need for better care and understanding of drug side effects during pregnancy.
thehindu.com ⢠Medicine ⢠India
The mandatory thesis requirement in Indian medical postgraduate education is criticized for being a futile exercise due to a lack of structured research training and support, leading to poor-quality research and even fraud.
theepochtimes.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A recent study found that yoga and strength training provide similar pain relief for knee osteoarthritis, with yoga offering additional benefits for mood and mobility.
theepochtimes.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A new study reveals a potential link between cannabis use disorder and psychosis, attributing it to elevated dopamine levels in specific brain regions.
cnn.com ⢠Medicine ⢠United States
A new CDC report reveals a rise in autism diagnoses among US children, attributed to improved detection and screening rather than a true increase in the condition's prevalence.
thesun.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A new side effect of weight-loss injections like Ozempic, dubbed 'Ozempic feet,' is causing concern among experts and prompting discussion about its impact on celebrities.
forbes.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
This article recounts the history of MRI technology through the lens of Robert Kagan, who established one of America's first outpatient MRI centers in a repurposed McDonald's.
lespresso.it ⢠Medicine ⢠World
The article reveals a significant gender bias in medical research funding, highlighting how conditions predominantly affecting women receive far less funding than those affecting men, despite their greater prevalence and impact.
nationalgeographic.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A study reveals that even experts, like radiologists, can miss obvious visual information when highly focused on a demanding task, highlighting the impact of cognitive biases on professional performance.
latercera.com ⢠Medicine ⢠Chile
This article discusses the challenges faced by individuals with dysautonomia in Chile, highlighting the difficulties in diagnosis, treatment, and the lack of awareness surrounding this complex condition.
washingtonexaminer.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A critical analysis of ADHD diagnosis and medication trends questions the overextension of biological explanations and explores the societal factors contributing to the rise in diagnoses.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠UK
Despite evidence showing a twice-yearly injection can significantly reduce heart disease and dementia risks in high-cholesterol patients, many UK GPs refuse to offer it due to concerns about long-term safety and monitoring requirements.
nationalgeographic.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A recent study projects a doubling of dementia cases in the US by 2060, highlighting the urgent need for increased resources and caregiving while also signifying advancements in overall health and longevity.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠Florida
A teenager who was wrongly accused of having a condition and separated from her mother, who later died by suicide, speaks out after a large settlement and a Netflix documentary.
smh.com.au ⢠Medicine ⢠Australia
A pregnant woman's experience with misdiagnosis and inadequate care highlights systemic issues in healthcare, particularly concerning the treatment of hyperemesis gravidarum and the insufficient consideration of drug side effects.
newyorker.com ⢠Medicine ⢠Gaza
The article details the devastating impact of the conflict on Gaza's hospitals, highlighting the lack of resources, the destruction of medical equipment, and the challenges faced by medical professionals.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠UK
A new hydrogel injection, Arthrosamid, shows promise in delaying or eliminating the need for knee replacement surgery for osteoarthritis sufferers.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A prominent oncologist warns of a potential link between COVID-19 infection and a rising cancer epidemic in young people, citing recent research suggesting the virus may trigger oncogenesis.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A new study suggests a link between childhood exposure to E. coli bacteria and the rising incidence of early-onset colon cancer.
theage.com.au ⢠Medicine ⢠Australia
Monash IVF is under investigation after a baby mix-up at its Brisbane clinic, delaying notification to regulators and prompting a 'please explain' from the ASX.
latercera.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A new study identifies the bacterial toxin colibactin as a potential major contributor to the rising rates of early-onset colorectal cancer, linking childhood exposure to the development of the disease decades later.
ilmessaggero.it ⢠Medicine ⢠England
England approves a new drug, ribociclib, to reduce breast cancer recurrence risk for certain patients, though concerns remain about limited access.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A dramatic rise in autism diagnoses is not due to increased prevalence, but rather a surge in misdiagnosis driven by unreliable online methods, unqualified practitioners, and a societal need for labels.
dailymail.co.uk ⢠Medicine ⢠World
A controversial study suggests that vitamin B9 deficiency may be linked to autism, with some children showing significant improvements after folate treatment.
newscientist.com ⢠Medicine ⢠World
Research suggests Parkinson's disease may have at least two distinct types, depending on where neuron loss beginsâin the heart or the brainâoffering new avenues for treatment.