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October 4, 2024 | Cardiology News More women are enrolling into higher-paid physician specialty fields, especially surgery, but
By: Randy Dotinga
Jingle bells don't belong in the esophagus. Santa's lap isn't a safe zone for the fall-prone.
When a 26-year-old medical professional sought to resurrect her dead brother online, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered chatbot tried to help
Three days after Christmas, Deborah Greenhouse, MD, of Columbia, South Carolina, voiced her frustration on social media about the measles outbreak
March 20, 2026 A quarter century ago, hematologist-oncologist Patricia Ford, MD, performed the world's first bloodless stem cell transplant.
By: Randy Dotinga
April 29, 2026 Every year, dermatology students and residents across the US visit local art museums. They have one main assignment: Look, describe, and discuss.
By: Randy Dotinga
May 06, 2026 Nonprofit hospitals spend billions on management consultants, who have developed a reputation as job-killers.
By: Daniel Wu, Randy Dotinga
The three people killed in the attack on the San Diego mosque were described as pillars of the Muslim community.
As gastroenterologists seek better therapies for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), they're closely watching the evolving data on GLP-1 receptor agonists.
By: Randy Dotinga
In Crohn's disease/ulcerative colitis, the gut and brain appear to be deeply connected
