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In a new data analysis, Harvard researchers find that insulin manufacturers have filed multiple patents on delivery devices following the original insulin product approval.

Pharmacists are vital to helping people lead healthier lives, especially during the busy holiday season. Here are 5 tips from patients on how to provide high-qu

A diet based on whole and minimally processed foods could influence weight loss by providing filling-fibre and fewer calorie-dense foods

A cardio-oncology rehabilitation model for cancer survivors at high cardiovascular risk may lead to greater improvements in peak oxygen consumption in comparison with usual care.

Tough-to-treat psoriasis remains a challenge despite newer therapies ... Why do we still have this sub-population of patients who seem to be refractory?

The development of RNA therapeutics for epilepsy will "change everything" because it opens up entirely new druggable targets and address the underlying causes of epilepsy, experts say.

Health care-associated infections (HAIs) significantly impact patient outcomes, hospital expenses, and mortality rates in the United States. Hand hygiene stands as the most effective preventive method. While manual observation often produces biased results, Electronic Hand Hygiene Monitoring Systems (EHHCM) offer evolving methods for more accurate adherence assessment.

With neurocognitive disorders affecting about 40% of people with HIV, investigators launched the Think Fast Study evaluating a new training approach in a 2-year trial.

Robert Sidonio Jr, MD, MSc, shares insights on monitoring and managing side effects in hemophilia A treatment to ensure patient safety and adherence.

Experts discuss best practices for improving patient adherence to hemophilia A therapies, including addressing adherence issues and patient engagement.