Health

The European Medical Journal highlights a critical increase in global stroke care delays during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to higher disability rates and missed treatment windows.

Explore the diverse manifestations of PMOS through the personal stories of six women, highlighting why a personalized approach to hormonal health is essential.

A detailed ECDC report published in the European Medical Journal reveals that migrants in the EU/EEA face a disproportionate burden of infectious diseases due to socioeconomic barriers and systemic healthcare inequities.

Pakistan is facing a severe pediatric HIV crisis driven by unsafe medical practices and quackery. Experts are now highlighting critical warning signs to help parents seek early diagnosis and treatment for affected children.

A deep dive into why many common surgical procedures offer no more benefit than a placebo, questioning the foundations of modern invasive medicine.

A new clinical report from the European Medical Journal suggests that the combination of Phentermine and Topiramate significantly lowers uric acid kidney stone formation by improving metabolic health and urinary pH.

Researchers are uncovering vital genetic clues that allow for early detection and personalized risk management in childhood cancer cases, signaling a major shift in pediatric oncology.

Groundbreaking research indicates that advanced blood tests can detect cancer markers up to seven years before symptoms appear, potentially revolutionizing oncology and survival rates.

An in-depth analysis of how clinician-patient communication serves as a biological intervention, exploring the psychological and physiological impacts of medical discourse.

The American Professional Society for ADHD and Related Disorders (APSARD) is set to release the first-ever comprehensive U.S. guidelines for adult ADHD, promising a new era of standardized diagnosis and treatment.