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Asian Women With Breast Cancer Outlive White Peers
Published Date: 02 Jul 2026

Researchers seek to understand why Asian women fare better with the disease.

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FDA Approves Orca‑T, a Next‑Gen HSCT to Reduce GVHD
Published Date: 02 Jul 2026

By carefully controlling the mix of stem and T cells, Orca‑T lowers the risk for graft-vs-host disease in adults with hematologic cancers.

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Can AI Save Doctors From Missed Diagnoses?

For AI to be useful, we must also tackle the problem of alert fatigue.

Knee Distraction Shows Promise in Severe Osteoarthritis

A novel knee distraction technique is drawing interest for severe osteoarthritis, with studies showing lasting symptom relief and tissue changes years later.

Sugammadex Linked to Lower Respiratory Risks After Endoscopy

Block reversal using sugammadex is associated with better respiratory outcomes than that using neostigmine in adults undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, a study finds.

What Medicine Misses When You Feel Ill

Disease can be measured, but illness is lived — and doctors who ignore that distinction risk missing what their patients are really going through.

Preterm Labor: Could a Metabolic Coenzyme Be the Trigger?

Researchers find that declining placental NAD+ levels may promote labor onset, opening new avenues for predicting preterm birth and developing preventive strategies.

Why Setting Boundaries Still Feels So Radical for Doctors

Doctors are taught to work without limits, but the ‘rebellious’ act of setting boundaries may ensure two crucial things: better performance and career longevity.

Spain’s SED Congress Highlights Chronic Pain Reform

Experts warn that chronic pain remains undertreated and call for earlier referral, nonpharmacologic options, and a more patient-centered care model.

Can Oxygen Levels Affect Postextubation Lung Health?

Using pure oxygen during anesthetic washout and extubation may affect end-expiratory lung volume and center of ventilation in a way consistent with lung collapse, a study finds.

Patients With Severe Obesity Increasingly Refused Surgery

Overall surgical case volume has not kept pace with the increasing prevalence of higher-BMI obesity, analysis shows.

As AI Listens to Patients, Physicians Face New Questions

Ambient intelligent scribes are gaining momentum in clinics, but lack of regulation and inaccuracies raise concerns.

Nonsurgical Strategies Reshaping Early Breast Cancer Care

There is a promising shift toward nonsurgical treatment strategies in early breast cancer, as clinicians aim to reduce harm without compromising care.

Robotic Cholecystectomy Tied to Higher Bile Duct Injury Risk

Robotic Cholecystectomy Tied to Higher Bile Duct Injury Risk

Delirium Risk May Not Differ After Inhaled or IV Anesthesia

A meta-analysis finds no clear difference in the risk for delirium after surgery between patients receiving inhaled anesthesia and those receiving propofol-based IV anesthesia.

Smoking, Painkiller Usage Linked to Drug-Overuse Headache

Smoking and greater nicotine and analgesic dependence are tied to medication-overuse headache, psychological distress, and addiction-related traits, new research shows.

The Case for Investing in Children's Health Tech

Children receive less than 2% of digital health investment — a gap that experts say is already damaging adult health outcomes.

Why Is Sexual Health Still Overlooked in Chronic Pain Care?

Experts urge clinicians to address intimacy and sexual well-being routinely, noting that chronic pain often affects relationships, self-esteem, and quality of life.

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Can AI Save Doctors From Missed Diagnoses?

For AI to be useful, we must also tackle the problem of alert fatigue.

Knee Distraction Shows Promise in Severe Osteoarthritis

A novel knee distraction technique is drawing interest for severe osteoarthritis, with studies showing lasting symptom relief and tissue changes years later.

Sugammadex Linked to Lower Respiratory Risks After Endoscopy

Block reversal using sugammadex is associated with better respiratory outcomes than that using neostigmine in adults undergoing upper gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures, a study finds.

What Medicine Misses When You Feel Ill

Disease can be measured, but illness is lived — and doctors who ignore that distinction risk missing what their patients are really going through.

Preterm Labor: Could a Metabolic Coenzyme Be the Trigger?

Researchers find that declining placental NAD+ levels may promote labor onset, opening new avenues for predicting preterm birth and developing preventive strategies.

Why Setting Boundaries Still Feels So Radical for Doctors

Doctors are taught to work without limits, but the ‘rebellious’ act of setting boundaries may ensure two crucial things: better performance and career longevity.

Spain’s SED Congress Highlights Chronic Pain Reform

Experts warn that chronic pain remains undertreated and call for earlier referral, nonpharmacologic options, and a more patient-centered care model.

Can Oxygen Levels Affect Postextubation Lung Health?

Using pure oxygen during anesthetic washout and extubation may affect end-expiratory lung volume and center of ventilation in a way consistent with lung collapse, a study finds.

Patients With Severe Obesity Increasingly Refused Surgery

Overall surgical case volume has not kept pace with the increasing prevalence of higher-BMI obesity, analysis shows.

As AI Listens to Patients, Physicians Face New Questions

Ambient intelligent scribes are gaining momentum in clinics, but lack of regulation and inaccuracies raise concerns.

Nonsurgical Strategies Reshaping Early Breast Cancer Care

There is a promising shift toward nonsurgical treatment strategies in early breast cancer, as clinicians aim to reduce harm without compromising care.

Robotic Cholecystectomy Tied to Higher Bile Duct Injury Risk

Robotic Cholecystectomy Tied to Higher Bile Duct Injury Risk

Delirium Risk May Not Differ After Inhaled or IV Anesthesia

A meta-analysis finds no clear difference in the risk for delirium after surgery between patients receiving inhaled anesthesia and those receiving propofol-based IV anesthesia.

Smoking, Painkiller Usage Linked to Drug-Overuse Headache

Smoking and greater nicotine and analgesic dependence are tied to medication-overuse headache, psychological distress, and addiction-related traits, new research shows.

The Case for Investing in Children's Health Tech

Children receive less than 2% of digital health investment — a gap that experts say is already damaging adult health outcomes.

Why Is Sexual Health Still Overlooked in Chronic Pain Care?

Experts urge clinicians to address intimacy and sexual well-being routinely, noting that chronic pain often affects relationships, self-esteem, and quality of life.

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Why Is Sexual Health Still Overlooked in Chronic Pain Care?

Experts urge clinicians to address intimacy and sexual well-being routinely, noting that chronic pain often affects relationships, self-esteem, and quality of life.

Europe’s STI Surge: Is Fertility at Risk?

Gonorrhea and syphilis continue to rise across Europe, prompting renewed warnings about infertility, congenital infection, and missed diagnoses.

What Docs Love About Rural Medicine

Practicing rural medicine may not be right for every doctor, but for those who love it, it’s not just a career but a calling.

Can Continuous Blocks Cut Opioid Use After Knee Surgery?

A continuous adductor canal catheter block may not lower the use of opioids after knee replacement surgery compared with a single-injection block along with dexamethasone, a study finds.

The Hidden Cost of Racial Bias in Medicine

From delayed diagnoses to unequal pain treatment, racial bias in medicine can shape care in ways clinicians may not even notice.

Should Epinephrine Be Removed From Shockable Arrests?

Drs Robert Glatter and Peter Antevy argue that epinephrine may worsen outcomes in shockable cardiac arrest and explain why early defibrillation, DSED, and high-performance CPR should take priority.

Does Anesthesia Choice Affect Postpartum Depression Risk?

Mothers who receive neuraxial anesthesia during cesarean delivery have a lower risk for postpartum depression within 1 year than those who receive general anesthesia, a new study shows.

Conjugated Pneumococcal Vaccines Have Transformed Pediatrics

Rates of acute otitis media, acute sinusitis, lobar pneumonia, pneumococcal meningitis, and bacteremia decreased substantially after the introduction of the first pneumococcal vaccine in 2000.

Jun 12 2026 This Week in Cardiology

Listener feedback, transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement, a new metabolic disease called CKM, the ARISE-FLUIDS Trial, the BIHCA trial, and temporal trends in ICD therapies are the topics John Mandrola, MD, discusses in this week’s podcast.

Psoriasis Tied to Chronic Intense Pain, Multiple Pain Sites

A population-based study reports that psoriasis is associated with chronic pain at multiple sites and with high intensity even after ruling out known diagnoses of psoriatic arthritis.

Hydrofluoric Acid Burns: Why Clinicians Often Miss Them

Hydrofluoric acid burns may look deceptively mild at first, but delayed, disproportionate pain can signal a far more serious toxic injury.

First, Do No Harm. Then Press 'Record.'

The use of AI scribes is exploding in US healthcare systems, but there are patient consent issues behind ‘recording’ these visits. Dr Amy Faith Ho looks at the ramifications of this new technology.

Pain Becomes Key Criterion in Endometriosis Diagnosis

New medical guidelines propose diagnosing endometriosis based on reported pain as sufficient clinical evidence for treatment, potentially ending year long waits for treatment and validation.

Serratus Plane Block Shows Benefits in Acute Rib Fractures

Emergency department patients with acute rib fractures experienced reduced pain and improved functional recovery after receiving a serratus anterior plane block in addition to usual care.

Can Bariatric Surgery Benefit Older Adults With Obesity?

Metabolic-bariatric surgery in older adults is effective for long-term weight loss and remission of related medical conditions.

IV Dexamethasone Ranks Best Against Post-Block Rebound Pain

A new analysis ranks intravenous administration of dexamethasone as the most effective approach to prevent rebound pain after peripheral nerve block, whereas preemptive opioids offer little relief.

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