1 in 4 Americans make dangerous mistake that could help return to ‘dark ages of medicine’
A significant portion of the U.S. population is misleading doctors to obtain antibiotics, sparking warnings about a return to the 'dark ages of medicine'.
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A significant portion of the U.S. population is misleading doctors to obtain antibiotics, sparking warnings about a return to the 'dark ages of medicine'.
A controversial US-backed hepatitis B vaccine trial involving newborns in Guinea Bissau is formally canceled amid widespread backlash.
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Medical and lifestyle experts are questioning the long-term safety and efficacy of GLP-1 medications as they transition from clinical tools to consumer drugs.
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The PVI-SHAM-AF trial reveals that while catheter ablation reduces AFib recurrence, it may not improve patient quality of life compared to a sham procedure.
Medical professionals are questioning their future roles as agentic AI begins to reshape clinical decision-making and hospital operations.
Media debate intensifies over ADHD identity, self-diagnosis trends, and questions surrounding modern diagnostic validity.
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A secret death in a Chinese gene-editing trial involving a six-year-old girl and an $800,000 payment has sparked a global ethics crisis.