Patients Quietly Rewrite Their Own Prescriptions, and Their Bodies Are the Guide
A Geneva qualitative study of 24 chronic disease patients reveals how and why people secretly skip, split, or stop their ...
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India Launches Landmark Five-Year Study to Bring Dignity to Dying ICU Patients
A five-year, ICMR-funded multicentre study called MATHRU is testing whether a co-designed, seven-domain care package can bring consistent, culturally appropriate ...
Digital Tool Hands Psychosis Patients the Reins in Clinical Conversations
A qualitative Swedish study finds that the DIALOG+ digital intervention amplifies patient voice and rebalances responsibility in psychosis outpatient care, ...
Doctors Rethink How Autistic Patients Weigh Life-or-Death Cancer Choices
A new case report in the Journal of General Internal Medicine shows how clinicians can support autistic and neurodivergent patients ...
When Negative Trials Hide Real Benefits: Bayesian Probabilities Rethink Clinical Evidence
A Bayesian re-analysis of hundreds of published clinical trials shows that statistically negative studies can hide strong evidence of benefit ...
Epilepsy drugs may quietly undermine hormonal birth control, study finds
A University of Pittsburgh-led study of Medicaid data found that nearly one-third of epilepsy patients prescribed susceptible hormonal contraceptives also ...
Clinicians and Young Patients See Online Mental Health Information Very Differently, Survey Finds
A survey of 129 mental health professionals and 300 young psychiatric patients in Singapore reveals substantial differences in how the ...
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, ...
Doctors Think They Share Decisions With IBD Patients. Patients Disagree, Study Finds
A Belgian qualitative study of patients, gastroenterologists, and IBD nurses reveals a persistent gap between clinicians' belief that they practice ...
When Guidelines Collide, Doctors Must Choose: Prioritisation Is a Treatment in Its Own Right
A new Perspective in the Journal of General Internal Medicine argues that deciding which guidelines to follow first, defer, or ...
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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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