Ted Dawson, MD, PhD, discusses the factors driving the rising prevalence of major motor neurodegenerative diseases.

Lisa Marceau, MPH, PMP, and Zachary Schulz, PhD, EdS, MPH, weigh in on an NEJM Catalyst article outlining a road map for ...

When administered during embolization, intraarterial dexamethasone significantly reduced acute postoperative pain.

Frank Brodkey, MD, discusses how the misinterpretation of medical literature contributes to critical care dogma.

Christina Sheil, MD, discusses the need for synergy between evidence-based medicine and personalized, systems‑oriented care.

Clinicians who manage obesity, diabetes, kidney disease, and heart disease received a new guideline that addresses the interconnections among these conditions. The guideline, issued jointly by the ...

I have spent my career in family medicine. I witness the full spectrum of human life—from a newborn’s first breath to an aging parent’s last. I have held the hands of patients who waited too long to ...

Approximately 50% of surgical patients receiving nerve blocks report rebound pain, an acute surge in postoperative pain after the block resolves, often with scores rising above 7 out of 10 on the ...

Among infants born before 28 weeks’ gestation, reliable neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) access to pasteurized donor human milk (PDHM) was linked to reduced risk for necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) ...

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