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The Problem of Overtreatment in Cancer Care
Overtreatment in cancer care, especially near the end of life, is a growing issue. David Kerr, a cancer medicine professor at the University of Oxford,
Overtreatment in cancer care, especially near the end of life, is a growing issue. David Kerr, a cancer medicine professor at the University of Oxford,
If you’re dealing with suddenly patchy hair or thinning, it might be more than skin-deep. A recent Medscape article reports that people with alopecia areata face
The use of GLP-1 agonists such as Wegovy, Ozempic, and Mounjaro is rapidly rising in Australia, but their high costs are fueling debate over whether
CHICAGO — A post-market study of the retina drug faricimab (Vabysmo), focusing exclusively on minority populations often underrepresented in clinical trials, revealed that Hispanic and
A major new study suggests that no amount of alcohol is safe for brain health, with even light drinking linked to an increased risk of
A large systematic review and meta-analysis has found that short courses of systemic corticosteroids (≤14 days) in children are associated with a small but significant
We’ve gotten incredibly good at curing illness—but somewhere along the way, we forgot how to truly recover. In his article “What We’ve Forgotten About Getting
For many physicians, the day begins before sunrise, often with no time for self-care. It’s a whirlwind of early appointments, surgeries, admin meetings, and a
A study conducted in Bangkok, Thailand, found that light-intensity walking can lower postprandial glucose levels and diastolic blood pressure in young adults with obesity, with
Using a cell phone for at least one call per week increases the risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD), especially among smokers and people with diabetes,