“Tubeless” automated insulin delivery (AID) systems lead to significant improvements in healthcare-related quality of life ...

Narcolepsy type 1 is a chronic, rare neurological disease caused by the loss of orexin neurons in the brain. Orexin is a ...

Barrett’s esophagus is a precursor to esophageal cancer, with early detection improving survival rates significantly. Definitions of Barrett’s esophagus vary, impacting esophageal cancer detection ...

One of the top contributors to a lack of sex drive is a drop in the sex hormone testosterone that occurs during midlife for women. When combined with the stresses caused by caring for aging parents, ...

Like many communities, access to healthcare in Fulton County, Georgia, can depend heavily on where a person lives. The ...

Digestive system cancers account for a significant portion of global cancer incidence and mortality, with limited prevention strategies available. Consistent moderate physical activity significantly ...

Fulton County, Georgia addresses health disparities through innovative partnerships, expanding access to care and a holistic ...

Most significantly, the study achieved a 13% relative risk reduction in major adverse cardiovascular events, with ...

The AMCP Nexus meeting addressed healthcare policy issues, including PBM reform, Medicaid reform, and the Inflation Reduction Act, with nearly 3,000 attendees. Discussions highlighted the influence of ...

Plans that invest in real-time visibility, clinical data exchange, and workflows built around proactive action will protect ...

Type 1 diabetes, celiac disease, and Hashimoto thyroiditis are all strongly associated with HLA class II genes, authors of an observational study that found links among the diseases.

Nonfactor therapies may reduce costs associated with bleeding-related hospitalizations and use of bypassing agents. One study ...