Pediatrics

Becoming a young adult can be hard. And let’s face it, there are a lot of changes at this time of life. Making the move to the world of adult healthca...

Kids are curious about pretty much everything. They tend to find things they don’t necessarily need to get their hands on — and in some cases, they sw...

Most eye injuries in the United States happen to children. Almost 1 in 4 of those injuries occur during sports and recreational activities. That adds...

Emergencies like natural disasters, fires, or even power outages aren’t something that families normally want to think about, but being prepared can m...

Gene therapy shows promise for treating rare pediatric diseases. Clinical trials demonstrate significant improvement in patient outcomes.

Newer treatments and expanded screening are allowing more people to live for many years after cancer treatment, a welcome advance that poses unique co...

Radiotherapy with ADT outperforms radical prostatectomy strategies in reducing the risk for distant metastasis but results in similar overall survival...

Patients with faecal immunochemical test results ≥ 10 vs < 10 μg of Hb/g for symptomatic CRC have nearly double the risk for 1-year all-cause and non-...

Dr Kyle A. Richards discusses the current challenges in bladder cancer management. Medscape

Prof David Kerr reviews the ATOMIC trial, highlighting the potential of atezolizumab plus FOLFOX as a new standard for dMMR stage III colon cancer. M...