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Race, Geography Linked to Gaps in Prostate Cancer Care
Published Date: 15 Jul 2026

A US government study finds racial disparities in care and a complicated relationship between distance to major cancer centers and patients’ treatment and outcomes.

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Alabama Warns Healthcare Providers Against Use Of Non-FDA-approved Peptides

Alabama's medical regulator on Tuesday warned healthcare providers against prescribing or using so-called research-grade ⁠peptides, saying the substances are not approved by...

Sexual Desire in Menopause May Reflect Psychosocial Factors

Evidence suggests that sexual function may remain stable or improve after menopause, challenging assumptions of decline.

Cholecystectomy Outcomes Improve Despite Patient Complexity

Among Medicare inpatients who undergo minimally invasive cholecystectomy, the rates of overall and serious complications decline over a decade.

IBD Predicts Cognitive Loss — and Vice Versa – in Seniors

Active IBD in older adults is linked to higher odds of cognitive decline over 1 year, and deficits in delayed recall signal an increased risk for active disease.

FDA Marks hopes to act as global regulator to promote gene therapy

FDA Director Peter Marks said Wednesday he hopes to harmonize international regulations to encourage the commercialization of gene and cell therapies to bring more treatments to market for patients with rare diseases.

Fast Five Quiz: PPF Management

What do you know about the management for progressive pulmonary fibrosis? Test your knowledge with this quick quiz.

Most Cardiology Is Geriatric Cardiology: Expert Tips

Geriatric cardiologists John Dodson and Ashok Krishnaswami discuss key tips and strategies for managing older adult cardiac patients.

Debunking Diet and Cancer Myths in the Clinic

Dr Shikha Jain separates fact from fiction on sugar, toxic supplements, and the clinical power of exercise in oncology.

Fever and Rash Reveal Japanese Spotted Fever in Woman

Recognizing fever, rash, and an eschar after tick exposure can support early diagnosis and timely antibiotic treatment, reducing the risk for severe complications.

More Women With Gynecologic Issues Mistrust Medicine

Though medical mistrust may arise from systemic failures, clinicians can ensure patients feel heard and receive the care they need.

Donor Eggs Do Not Fully Negate Aging’s Effects on Fertility

New research challenges the assumption that donor oocytes can reset the reproductive clock.

ENTF Stim Boosts Freedom From Disability Post-Stroke

Electromagnetic stimulation combined with physical and occupational therapy is linked to a higher rate of freedom from disability post-stroke than sham, a study shows.

Rituximab Noninferior to Ocrelizumab in Relapsing MS

Rituximab is noninferior to ocrelizumab in suppressing disease activity in newly diagnosed multiple sclerosis, with a similar incidence of adverse events, a new trial shows.

Oxford Begins First Human Trial Of Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine

The University of Oxford has launched the first human trial of a vaccine against Bundibugyo ebolavirus, seeking to accelerate ⁠efforts to combat an outbreak spreading in the...

Congo's Ebola Outbreak Spreads to Two More Provinces

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to two more northeastern provinces, Haut-Uele ⁠and Tshopo, the country's public health institute said in...

Two- vs Three-Drug Combo for HIV Infection: No Clear Winner

Among treatment-naive adults living with HIV, CD4 to CD8 ratios do not differ significantly between those on dolutegravir plus lamivudine and those on integrase inhibitor-based three-drug regimens.

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Alabama Warns Healthcare Providers Against Use Of Non-FDA-approved Peptides

Alabama's medical regulator on Tuesday warned healthcare providers against prescribing or using so-called research-grade ⁠peptides, saying the substances are not approved by...

Sexual Desire in Menopause May Reflect Psychosocial Factors

Evidence suggests that sexual function may remain stable or improve after menopause, challenging assumptions of decline.

Cholecystectomy Outcomes Improve Despite Patient Complexity

Among Medicare inpatients who undergo minimally invasive cholecystectomy, the rates of overall and serious complications decline over a decade.

IBD Predicts Cognitive Loss — and Vice Versa – in Seniors

Active IBD in older adults is linked to higher odds of cognitive decline over 1 year, and deficits in delayed recall signal an increased risk for active disease.

FDA Marks hopes to act as global regulator to promote gene therapy

FDA Director Peter Marks said Wednesday he hopes to harmonize international regulations to encourage the commercialization of gene and cell therapies to bring more treatments to market for patients with rare diseases.

Fast Five Quiz: PPF Management

What do you know about the management for progressive pulmonary fibrosis? Test your knowledge with this quick quiz.

Most Cardiology Is Geriatric Cardiology: Expert Tips

Geriatric cardiologists John Dodson and Ashok Krishnaswami discuss key tips and strategies for managing older adult cardiac patients.

Debunking Diet and Cancer Myths in the Clinic

Dr Shikha Jain separates fact from fiction on sugar, toxic supplements, and the clinical power of exercise in oncology.

Fever and Rash Reveal Japanese Spotted Fever in Woman

Recognizing fever, rash, and an eschar after tick exposure can support early diagnosis and timely antibiotic treatment, reducing the risk for severe complications.

More Women With Gynecologic Issues Mistrust Medicine

Though medical mistrust may arise from systemic failures, clinicians can ensure patients feel heard and receive the care they need.

Donor Eggs Do Not Fully Negate Aging’s Effects on Fertility

New research challenges the assumption that donor oocytes can reset the reproductive clock.

ENTF Stim Boosts Freedom From Disability Post-Stroke

Electromagnetic stimulation combined with physical and occupational therapy is linked to a higher rate of freedom from disability post-stroke than sham, a study shows.

Rituximab Noninferior to Ocrelizumab in Relapsing MS

Rituximab is noninferior to ocrelizumab in suppressing disease activity in newly diagnosed multiple sclerosis, with a similar incidence of adverse events, a new trial shows.

Oxford Begins First Human Trial Of Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine

The University of Oxford has launched the first human trial of a vaccine against Bundibugyo ebolavirus, seeking to accelerate ⁠efforts to combat an outbreak spreading in the...

Congo's Ebola Outbreak Spreads to Two More Provinces

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to two more northeastern provinces, Haut-Uele ⁠and Tshopo, the country's public health institute said in...

Two- vs Three-Drug Combo for HIV Infection: No Clear Winner

Among treatment-naive adults living with HIV, CD4 to CD8 ratios do not differ significantly between those on dolutegravir plus lamivudine and those on integrase inhibitor-based three-drug regimens.

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Prostate Drug Shows Mixed Results for Lower Urinary Symptoms

Men had nearly three fewer daily symptoms with tamsulosin than on placebo.

Breast Implants: Is Routine 10-Year Exchange Needed?

The widely cited 10-year timeline for breast implant replacement may reflect tradition more than evidence, with experts instead emphasizing long-term surveillance.

When Medical Mistrust, Wellness, and Politics Align

Decades of systemic failure have left patients feeling more heard outside the clinic than in it. Here’s what doctors can do.

Mental Health Bidirectionally Linked to Cognition in Pain

Mental health conditions are linked to a 78% higher risk for cognitive impairment (CI) in older adults with chronic pain, while CI is tied to higher MHC risk, research shows.

Weight Loss While Taking Antipsychotics: Which Rx Works Best

Researchers analyzed data on 39 weight-loss drugs taken by patients on antipsychotics for schizophrenia. Which one offered the best results?

Treat-to-Target Strategy Is Feasible in Elderly-Onset RA

A treat-to-target approach appears feasible in patients with elderly-onset rheumatoid arthritis, with similar disease control and safety profiles as those with younger-onset disease, a study finds.

High Eye Pressure? Vitamin B3 May Shield Against Glaucoma

Supplementation with vitamin B3 is associated with a 66% lower risk of developing glaucoma in people with high eye pressure, a real-world study shows.

Nursing Faculty Shortage Is Limiting the RN Pipeline

There are too few nursing faculty to educate the next generation of nurses.

Most Child Flu Deaths Occur in Those Unvaccinated

Children and adolescents who die from influenza-related illness are less likely to have received the vaccine for the current season, per an analysis of pediatric deaths over eight seasons in the US.

Guidance Aids Adjunctive Incretin Use in Type 1 Diabetes

Positive findings from a phase 2 trial were followed by disappointing news; however, new guidelines aim to help clinicians with off-label prescribing.

Can Sniffing Chocolate Boost Leg Workout Performance?

Sniffing chocolate before performing sets of leg extensions may modulate appetite and increase overall training volume without raising perceived exertion.

Chronic Diseases Linked to Worse Biliary Endoscopy Outcomes

The presence of chronic kidney disease, heart failure, or cirrhosis is linked to increased odds of inpatient death and complications after endoscopic bile duct procedures.

GLP-1 RA Drugs Tied to Menstrual Disruptions

Semaglutide in particular is associated with reporting of adverse menstrual events; liraglutide shows no such association.

Can Children Stop Psoriasis Treatment After Remission?

Treatment discontinuation appears to be feasible in children with moderate-to-severe psoriasis for at least 6 months after treatment discontinuation during remission, a study finds.

Panel Provides Consensus for Standardizing CSCC Imaging

Guidelines are now available to optimize imaging for the evaluation and surveillance of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma, a document that is expected to inform future guidelines.

Alcohol Emergencies: When Is It More Than Intoxication?

Experts outline practical strategies to recognize acute alcohol-related conditions, avoid diagnostic bias, and identify life-threatening complications in the emergency department.

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