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04/06/2018

Sometimes, headaches can be an emergency. Here’s when.

(HealthDay)—Nearly everyone has a headache now and then. Most of the time, relief is just an over-the-counter pill away. Other

04/06/2018

Doctors should consider using e-cigarettes to help patients who have repeatedly failed to quit tobacco, a new study says

Growing evidence of the effectiveness of e-cigarettes as a quitting aid means doctors should consider recommending them as a less

04/06/2018

New blood test useful to detect people at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease

There is, as yet, no cure for Alzheimer’s disease. It is often argued that progress in drug research has been

04/06/2018

Tips for students to avoid burnout

Between school, homework and extracurricular activities, it can be hard for students to balance all of their responsibilities, which can

04/06/2018

Infectious diseases docs may be lifesaving for patients with antibiotic-resistant infections

For patients with difficult-to-treat, drug-resistant infections, seeing an infectious diseases specialist can be a lifesaver. Such patients experienced significantly lower

04/06/2018

Sex differences persist in academic rank for neurologists

(HealthDay)—Sex differences persist in academic rank among neurologists, with men more likely to be full professors, according to a study

04/06/2018

For women with kidney cancer, belly fat matters

Belly fat affects the odds of women surviving kidney cancer but not men, according to a new study by researchers

04/06/2018

2018 Distinguished Faculty, Goldstein honors awarded

Each year, Washington University School of Medicine faculty members nominate their peers for Distinguished Faculty Awards, to recognize their colleagues’ wide-ranging

04/06/2018

Antibody removes Alzheimer’s plaques, in mice

Years before people start showing characteristic symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, sticky plaques begin forming in their brains, damaging nearby cells.

04/06/2018

Higher doses of radiation don’t improve survival in prostate cancer

A new study shows that higher doses of radiation do not improve survival for many patients with prostate cancer, compared

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Assisted reproductive technology not tied to higher BMI in childhood, finds study

What’s the difference between physical and chemical sunscreens? And which one should you choose?

How medical manufacturing trends are evolving: From performance testing to 3D vision

New tool assesses role of ’embeddedness’ in learning health systems

NHS strike chaos begins as A&E unit CLOSES ahead of three-day walk-out

Dignitas’s rules on people they will help to die as Esther Rantzen signs up

Smoking causes irreversible brain shrinkage, increasing dementia risk

Scientists develop a versatile imaging system that will help diagnose pathologies in the back of the eye

Sometimes, headaches can be an emergency. Here’s when.

Doctors should consider using e-cigarettes to help patients who have repeatedly failed to quit tobacco, a new study says

New blood test useful to detect people at risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease

Tips for students to avoid burnout

Infectious diseases docs may be lifesaving for patients with antibiotic-resistant infections

Sex differences persist in academic rank for neurologists

For women with kidney cancer, belly fat matters

2018 Distinguished Faculty, Goldstein honors awarded

Antibody removes Alzheimer’s plaques, in mice

Higher doses of radiation don’t improve survival in prostate cancer