A 13-year-old girl whose only visible illness was confined to her brain—a mysterious neurological deterioration with none of the fevers,...

A quiet change to the rules governing Britain's disability benefits appears to have reshaped who receives fast-tracked financial support at...

French neurologists have published a pragmatic guide for one of the most pressing unanswered questions in modern multiple sclerosis care:...

Fabry disease has long been recognized as one of medicine's most insidious inherited disorders, a rare X-linked lysosomal storage condition...

The world's first approved blood test for Alzheimer's disease is facing a pointed scientific challenge. In a review published in...

Positron emission tomography has long offered clinicians a window into the metabolic activity of the living human brain, but that...

A comprehensive new review published in the Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia and Muscle maps the rapidly evolving intersection between artificial...

People living with type 1 diabetes already carry one of the heaviest cardiovascular burdens in medicine: their relative risk of...

For decades, one of the quiet anxieties accompanying the adoption of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) has been a question that...

Medical artificial intelligence systems are now capable of passing some of the most demanding examinations in medicine, yet a growing...