Tag: Doctors

Tourette Syndrome And Tics — What Doctors Want You To Know

Tourette syndrome is a neurological condition characterized by involuntary motor and vocal tics. Despite the challenges that individuals

Anxiety, depression, AI doctors: Morning Rounds

Theresa Gaffney, the lead Morning Rounds writer at STAT, provides valuable insights on health care, new research, and

Inside Brandi Glanville’s Facial Parasite Terror That Left Doctors Baffled

Brandi Glanville's Baffling Health Battle: Exploding Breast Implant Leads to Facial Parasite?Brandi Glanville recently revealed shocking details about

Fear of ICE is casting a chill across health care, doctors say

She had been in pain for days, but her parents were too afraid to leave their home. By

Doctors keep patient alive using ‘artificial lungs’ for two days

In 2023, thoracic surgeon Ankit Bharat faced a challenging case at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. A 33-year-old patient with

Ray J Says Doctors Prescribed 8 Medications For Heart Issues, May Need Defibrillator

Ray J Reveals He's On 8 Different Medications For Heart Issues Published January 29, 2026 1:00 AM PST

How accurate is HBO’s ‘The Pitt’? Doctors, nurses weigh in

Emergency room staff in Massachusetts and Rhode Island have reported experiences that mirror the intense and dramatic scenes

Medicaid approves extra payments for hospitals, doctors ahead of cuts

The federal government recently greenlit an additional $60 billion in Medicaid funds for healthcare providers, including hospitals, doctors,

More patients are ordering lab tests online, frustrating some doctors

A decade ago, 48-year-old Darren Sidaway faced health concerns that he felt uncomfortable discussing with his doctor. Living

What the new vaccine schedule means for doctors, parents, and kids

WASHINGTON — In a surprising move that has sparked controversy and concern among health experts, Health Secretary Robert

Why Is My Doctor’s Appointment So Rushed? A Neurosurgeon Explains

Physicians and patients alike are feeling the pressure of rushed appointments in today's healthcare landscape. With the average

A promising method for suicide prevention starts in the doctor’s office

Over the past two decades, there has been a concerning 30% increase in the suicide rate in America.