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Ozempic-Like Drugs May Hold Risks For Surgical Patients, Officials Say

Officials in the United Kingdom have issued a warning regarding the potential risks associated with popular weight-loss medications

Why physicians don’t know how to care for patients with disability

Additionally, there’s a lack of understanding around communication and how to communicate effectively with people with disabilities. It’s

The Supreme Court’s Trans Health Case Shows Why Patients Should Make the Decisions

The case on trans health care currently before the Supreme Court highlights the importance of personalized health care

Nursing Home Patients Raced Across Street to Escape Raging Los Angeles Wildfire as Winds Exceed 85 MPH (VIDEO) |

A massive wildfire has been wreaking havoc in Pacific Palisades, California, prompting urgent evacuations as homes are engulfed

FDA pulse oximeter guidance aims to improve accuracy for patients

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently released long-awaited guidance on how manufacturers should test and label pulse

AI chatbots fail to diagnose patients by talking with them

Don’t call your favourite AI “doctor” just yetJust_Super/Getty Images Artificial intelligence has made significant advancements in various fields,

Stage 0 breast cancer patients may not need to rush to surgery

It is important to note that DCIS is not always a precursor to invasive breast cancer. In fact,

Why AML patients struggle to get bone marrow transplants

"We are hoping to draw more attention to the disparities that exist in access to potentially life-saving treatments

UnitedHealthcare Denies More Claims Than Other Insurers, Angering Patients

Flags are flying at half-mast outside the United Healthcare corporate headquarters in the wake of a tragic incident.

U.K. to limit Eli Lilly obesity drug to patients with ‘highest’ need

The United Kingdom is set to introduce Eli Lilly's weight loss drug, Mounjaro, next year in an effort

Heart Failure Patients More Prone To Air Pollution Induced Inflammation

Air pollution is a significant concern for everyone, but particularly for individuals with heart disease. Breathing in harmful

Why some patients pay up to $50,000 a year for ‘concierge medicine’

Money has the power to make life more convenient and enjoyable in various ways. From first-class airline tickets