Ethicists Argue Evidence, Not Redefined Goals, Should Guide Gender Care
A BMC Medical Ethics commentary argues that redefining treatment effectiveness around patient-defined embodiment goals cannot substitute for stronger clinical evidence ...
A BMC Medical Ethics commentary argues that redefining treatment effectiveness around patient-defined embodiment goals cannot substitute for stronger clinical evidence ...
A cluster randomised trial in 43 Spanish counselling units found no significant reduction in women's decisional conflict from a web-based ...
A retrospective survey of 72 Taiwanese psoriasis patients found high preparedness and satisfaction after a shared decision-making consultation, with reported ...
A survey of 346 older adults with type 1 diabetes found many reported hemoglobin A1c goals below 7 percent and ...
A systematic review of thirteen qualitative studies identifies five themes in how women, caregivers and healthcare professionals experience overactive bladder ...
A narrative review finds that newer first-line combination regimens for advanced EGFR-mutated NSCLC extend survival but substantially increase toxicity and ...
A cross-sectional study of 103 parents in Brasília found that 62.1% accepted silver diamine fluoride staining on posterior primary teeth ...
An international survey of 150 dermatologists found substantial regional variation in how biologics are initiated for atopic dermatitis, prompting expert-informed ...
A ten-year single-center cohort in Japan describes 61 adults who began hemodialysis directly as outpatients on once- or twice-weekly schedules, ...
A new ASTRO clinical guideline recommends moderately shortened radiation schedules for all risk groups of localized prostate cancer and establishes ...
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