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Doctors and AI makers share patient risk
Doctors and AI makers share patient risk, with distinct duties to prevent harm from clinical AI tools.
Kulldorff Challenges Journal Gatekeeping in NIH Lecture
Martin Kulldorff critiques scientific gatekeeping in NIH lecture, questioning why journals control research publication and rebuilding trust in science.
New framework aims to improve women’s heart health care
New framework by four medical societies to enhance women's heart health care, addressing unique biological transitions and care gaps.
50-Year Tapeworm Discovery Linked to Military Diet
A 71-year-old South Korean man's hernia surgery revealed a 10-inch tapeworm linked to a 50-year military diet, highlighting a rare medical case.
FDA grants accelerated approval for rectal cancer drug
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval on Monday for the PD-1 inhibitor dostarlimab (Jemperli) to treat certain operable.
Risankizumab Improves Crohn’s Outcomes with Subcutaneous Therapy
Risankizumab crohn's treatment shows 55% remission at 12 weeks vs 29.6% placebo, improving outcomes for Crohn's disease patients.
FIT Test Misses More Cancers in Women
FIT test may miss more colorectal cancers in women than men using standard thresholds, per a study of 30,000+ participants presented at…
Long COVID Tied to Altered Airway Bacteria Profiles
Long COVID linked to altered airway bacteria profiles, with reduced diversity correlating to symptom severity six months post-infection.
Woman’s Swallowed Nails Removed via Colonoscopy
A woman's swallowed nails were successfully removed via colonoscopy after lodging in her ileocecal valve, marking her sixth ingestion episode.
Medicare cuts lab reimbursement rates to match private insurers
Medicare cuts lab reimbursement rates to match private insurers, affecting payments in 2027.