Not a morning person? For patients with fibromyalgia, the answer to that question could be a clue about their treatment response with a serotonin and norepinephrine […]

A surprising therapy is showing promise for chronic pain, vision loss, and muscle recovery, among other conditions. It’s not a pill, an injection, or surgery. It’s […]

Several new clinical studies on non-colorectal gastrointestinal cancers have started recruiting. Maybe one of your patients might benefit from enrolling? Unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma. Adult patients with this […]

Fevers? Vomiting? Fussiness? How to manage the first night home from the hospital? These are just a few of the hundreds of questions from parents that […]

TORONTO — Reading a storybook about embracing differences can reduce anxiety and boost self-esteem in children with a visible skin condition, the early results of an […]

The cost-effectiveness of a controversial test promoted as a multicancer early detection (MCED) tool from a single blood sample has been scrutinised in an investigation by […]

Peter Grinspoon, MD, has some advice for clinicians when patients inevitably ask questions about microdosing of psychedelics: Keep the lines of communication open — and don’t […]

Chemotherapy has fallen out of favor for treating cancer toward the end of life. The toxicity is too high, and the benefit, if any, is often […]

Early-life and environmental exposures are more strongly linked to age at diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) than genetic factors, a large study of IBD patients […]