Cancer survivors face tough choices when returning to work, study finds
For millions of people who survive cancer each year, the end of treatment does not mark a return to normal ...
For millions of people who survive cancer each year, the end of treatment does not mark a return to normal ...
Virtual reality has won its most persuasive round yet against the hospital mannequin. In a head-to-head comparison of 272 undergraduate ...
A new survey of final-year dental students has revealed striking gaps between what young dentists-in-training believe they know about vital ...
Machine learning has delivered one of its most consequential pediatric findings yet: the strongest warning sign that a premature newborn ...
Medicine offers few spectacles more exposing than the clinical problem solving conference: a single physician seated before an audience of ...
Machine learning algorithms can reliably flag which older patients can trust a bedside bioimpedance reading of their muscle mass and ...
More than 257 million people worldwide live with chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection, facing elevated risks of liver cirrhosis ...
A slim robotic brace that straps around the hips and nudges each thigh forward with every step helped patients recover ...
Every heartbeat broadcasts a whisper of magnetism, a signal measuring tens of picotesla at the chest wall — around a ...
Unfractionated heparin, one of the oldest weapons in medicine's arsenal against blood clots, may be quietly draining strength from the ...
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