Dr. Joel Ross, the New Jersey geriatrician and clinical researcher behind trials of earlier Alzheimer''s therapies, on what anti-amyloid drugs actually change in everyday care.

Mitral regurgitation is one of the most common heart valve conditions worldwide. For much of modern medicine, patients with ...

For a long time the extent of sobriety tech was a simple counter that told you how many days you''d gone without a drink.

Atrial fibrillation raises the lifetime risk of stroke roughly fivefold, and for decades, physicians have relied on ...

The conversation around longevity is shifting. For decades, the goal was simple: live longer. But as medicine advances and populations age, a more nuanced question has emerged: how well can we live ...

The classification of melanocytic lesions has long relied on three established categories: melanoma, dysplastic nevus, and common nevus. However, there is increasing evidence suggesting that a subset ...

In the rapidly changing trends of today's world, where everything is getting digital, health no longer confines itself to a hospital or clinic. One can carry a health facility right in one's pocket ...

Technology has changed the way people live their everyday lives. It's present in almost everything you do, from how you communicate to how you perform your day-to-day tasks. Thanks to technology, it's ...

Technology is reshaping healthcare, offering unparalleled advancements in patient care. In orthodontics, digital tools and artificial intelligence (AI) are leading the charge, streamlining processes ...

Dr. James C. Wittig, one of the world's top orthopedic oncologists, led a team of residents and innovators in 2024 to successfully implement a surgical solution for an exceedingly rare orthopedic ...

MAKO Medical Laboratories, led by founder Chad Price, has steadily climbed the ranks of Business North Carolina's Top 125 Private Companies, recently securing the 55th position. While the company's ...

As healthcare moves beyond top-down models, Dr. Marlow Hernandez argues that true patient empowerment is no longer about giving patients more data. It is about building systems capable of listening, ...