Hormone Therapy Fails to Fully Restore Sex Lives After Preventive Ovary Removal
A mixed-methods study finds that women with BRCA1/2 mutations who undergo risk-reducing ovary removal report worse sexual function and greater ...
Tag: informed consent
Trust Is Not the Problem: Rethinking Biobanking Across Africa
A new Perspective argues that mistrust of biobanking in Africa is a rational response to historical exploitation and weak governance, ...
Big Data in Children’s Healthcare Research Wins Conditional Support from Underrepresented Groups
A systematic review of 17 studies finds that children, young people, and underserved groups support big data use in paediatric ...
Pig Hearts for People: The Science and Ethics Behind the First Clinical Xenotransplant Trials
A new perspective argues that the first FDA-cleared clinical trial of gene-edited pig hearts marks a turning point, but that ...
Living Kidney Donors in Japan Face a Roughly One-in-a-Hundred Dialysis Risk Within 20 Years
A nationwide Japanese registry analysis estimates that about 1.1% of living kidney donors start dialysis within 20 years of donation, ...
Most surgical patients never realize a nerve block was optional, study finds
A UK service evaluation found that fewer than 40 percent of elective orthopaedic surgery patients perceived a peripheral nerve block ...
When ECMO Fails as a Bridge: Researchers Propose a New Consent Framework for Withdrawal
A new narrative review finds that withdrawing ECMO remains highly variable and understudied, and proposes a consent template that reframes ...
Cancer Patients and Caregivers Back Biobank Research but Still Want Paper Consent
A survey of 965 people with cancer and caregivers in Türkiye found strong support for biospecimen research, with most favoring ...
When a Patient Becomes a Teaching Tool: Moral Injury in Medical Training
A medical student's published reflection on a psychiatric teaching interview gone wrong is drawing attention to moral injury, informed consent, ...
Doctors Paint Rosy Picture of Dementia Drugs, Video Study of Clinic Talks Reveals
Video analysis of 29 NHS memory clinic consultations shows doctors inconsistently frame the benefits and side effects of dementia medications, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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