Can I have a word with you?Merriam-Webster's 2023 Word of the Year is "authentic.” Here Dr. Howard Goldstein offers up suggestions for the medical word of the year. Kingston palliative care project to address social isolationProject recruits volunteers to provide support to patients in the community. No increased risk of suicide or psychiatric conditions in isotretinoin users A new review and meta-analysis suggests that isotretinoin may actually lower the risk of suicide attempts two to four years following treatment. What does weight-inclusive healthcare mean? A dietitian explains what some providers are doing to end weight stigma. bDMARDs and risk of severe infection in RA patients Infection rates climbed after their introduction. Obesity management: Stopping tirzepatide leads to substantial regain of weight But initial weight reduction with tirzepatide is maintained and augmented with ongoing treatment. 1 in 9 Canadian adults have had long term symptoms from COVID infection, StatCan says Almost 80% of those people with long-term symptoms have them for six months or more, the report said. Breast cancer survivors may not need so many mammograms after surgery, U.K. study suggests Yearly screening is meant to monitor whether cancer has come back. All that testing causes anxiety for patients and costs money. Chronic fatigue syndrome is more common than some past studies suggest, CDC says Health officials on Friday released the first nationally representative estimate of how many U.S. adults have chronic fatigue syndrome: 3.3 million. Screen time for one-year olds linked to developmental delays A dose-response association was found in a study of children in Japan. First Previous 65 66 67 68 69 Next Last
