Experts examine methodological limitations, confounding factors, and inconsistent findings while considering how research quality shapes perceptions of potential harm.
New evidence shows GLP-1s are safe and potentially life-extending for patients with complex psychiatric histories. Here is how to translate the research into clear, effective conversations.
Azithromycin has been shown to lower the risk for postoperative infection during cesarean deliveries when added to more standard prophylactics such as cefazolin.
As AI advances in healthcare, experts say some tasks should remain human only, including end-of-life care, bad news conversations, and informed consent.
An ob/gyn surgeon talks about her time in medicine, why she left, and what she learned making a documentary about her experiences and those of other female doctors.
Extremely preterm birth in infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia is associated with similar post-discharge respiratory visits and lower medication use compared with slightly later preterm birth.
Published findings may be affected by methodological issues, reporting choices, and financial interests, highlighting the need for clinicians to carefully assess the evidence.
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