That flash of familiarity we feel when we see someone we know appears to be coming from a part of the brain that is working for this sole purpose, say scientists who discovered a new class of cells.
The Institute of Cancer Research has expressed disappointment at NICE’s decision not to approve abiraterone as a first-line treatment for newly diagnosed, advanced prostate cancer.
The Department of Justice alleges that the homeopathic doctor urged her patients to falsify vaccination cards to make it appear they had received FDA-authorized vaccines.
Clinicians in obstetric units place nearly twice as many wrong-patient orders as their medical-surgical counterparts, based on a retrospective look at more than 1.3 million orders.
Medical admissions for adolescents with restrictive eating disorders more than doubled at one hospital during the first 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic, relative to prior years, a study shows.
Few infants with neonatal mastitis develop bacterial infections or experience adverse events, according to a new study that suggests routine testing for bacterial infections may not be needed in many afebrile babies.
Under a new law, the first in the US, physicians who meet medical necessity criteria thresholds are excused from having to receive insurer approvals for treatment.
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