Appetitive responses to smoking cues seem limited in abstinence-motivated, non-deprived smokers, suggesting habitual motor ...

A new survey of UK radiologists finds that 100% of NHS trusts have now used pre-biopsy MRI, although variations persist in ...

Advanced therapies reduce bowel urgency in nearly half of patients with inflammatory bowel disease, new research finds.

Complete clearance lasts for a very long time due to knockout of resident memory T cells within the skin,’ said the study’s ...

European review finds strong prevention gains alongside workforce shortages and growing hospital drug spending across health systems.

As more companies market their tests and related products, gastroenterologists are faced with trying to incorporate a technology that’s not quite ready for the clinic.

Lipoic acid offers no improvements in walking speed or other outcomes in patients with progressive multiple sclerosis ...

Trial sponsors are typically responsible for providing the experimental drug or treatment at no cost to patients. However, ...

As telehealth expands, even minor glitches can tilt perceptions against you; checking bandwidth, microphone, and lighting is now part of bedside manner.

A report card on meeting goals of reducing activity and work limitations for people with arthritis delivers bleak news, but ...

Specific components of air-pollution such as sulfate may up depression risk in older adults, especially those with neurologic comorbidities, new research suggests.

Despite a surge in prescriptions for the non-opioid pain drug suzetrigine, clinicians are still sorting out who benefits the most and when.