Serena B. Gumusoglu, PhD, MSc, and Hanna Stevens, MD, PhD, comment on neurologic follow-up practices for patients with ...

Having good evidence is no longer enough. Healthcare professionals must also know how to communicate it,” says Jarelis ...

The treatment goal should drive our choice of technology, rather than the technology driving the treatment,” says Allan Tsung ...

Yvette C. Terrie, BSPharm, discusses new recommendations for treating psoriasis and atopic dermatitis using biologic and oral ...

Alexander Geyer, MD, explores new findings linking longer reproductive lifespan to reduced bronchiectasis risk in women.

Shefali Mahesh, MD, shares why trusted pediatric voices are critical as caregivers navigate health information overload.

Urgent care has shown us what patients actually want and how to manage those expectations,” says Acey Albert, MD.

Biosimilars offer one of the clearest opportunities to lower costs and improve access,” says Maisha Draves, MD, MPH.

Communicating uncertainty is not equivalent to withholding treatment or being indecisive,” says Christina Sheil, MD.

Want a dose of dad‑level ortho humor? This week’s medical cartoon features a patient navigating the overlap between hip surgery and hipster status.

An Indigenous Food is Medicine (FIM) intervention involving medically and culturally tailored meals reduced the incidence of hospitalization and emergency department (ED) visits among patients with ...

In a retrospective cohort study of hospital-onset sepsis at nine Mass General Brigham acute care hospitals, nearly 80% of reviewed sepsis events were attributable to infections, yet only 13% of those ...