Phones in class, a 25-year prescription gone wrong, pickleball's hidden danger, and why your spin class is too loud — four findings hiding in everyday care.
Medicine is having a week: new insights on nutrition training, a rethink of “spring fatigue,” evidence that avocados may support artery health, and an AI that can spot rare hormone tumors from a hand photo
Longitudinal Swedish study finds physicians and nurses reporting problem drinking or illicit drug use had about twice the risk of rating their care as poor 1 year later
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A UK survey identifies priorities for suicide prevention, highlighting the need for earlier support, improved diagnostic access, and community-informed services.
The PETRUSHKA platform uses clinical data and patient-reported side-effect priorities to rank antidepressant options and guide shared treatment decisions.