There are effective interventions to reduce mortality and recidivism for people who use drugs who have been incarcerated. Nonetheless, there are also substantial gaps in the research examining the effect of interventions on risk behaviours and mortality during incarceration and a need for randomised designs examining outcomes for people who use drugs after release.
This listicle highlights 5 major approvals and 5 trial updates in cardiovascular care from 2024.
It’s astonishing how many places still rely on old hardware, even in 2025.
There have been extensive evaluations of artificial intelligence (AI) systems for narrow medical tasks, but more work is needed to systematically evaluate and deploy AI…
Podcast Episode · What’s Up with Tech? · 12/31/2024 · 20m
The Biden administration’s bird flu response has been too slow. Now comes a test for Trump’s White House.
It might be tempting to try to pop hidradenitis suppurativa cysts, but it’s critical to resist the temptation. A dermatologist explains how they’re not normal…
In pediatric hospital medicine, the decision to consult a subspecialist is usually based on a number of factors. Here’s what one physician has discovered and…
Meteorologists are tracking a winter storm that will hit a 1,500-mile-long swath of the US this week, and a map of its impact has social…
This Viewpoint discusses the potential for the integration of medicine and engineering to solve major problems in health care and the programs that are training…
A survey of internists found workplace culture is prioritized over pay, with physicians emphasizing supportive environments and flexibility in managing job responsibilities.
