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A man in Canada, 20, had two of his fingers removed after feeling they should not belong to his body. He was diagnosed with body integrity identity disorder, which has been seen in just 200 people.

A Corte Madera company is developing Varespladiban as an easy-to-use, needle-free drug that could save thousands of lives.

The World Health Organization estimates that 138,000 people are killed by venomous snakes every year.

The World Health Organization estimates that 138,000 people are killed by venomous snakes every year.

A "superbug" that can cause severe infections in hospital patients is on the rise, with cases rising to their highest levels over the past two months in Nevada health care facilities.

A "superbug" that can cause severe infections in hospital patients is on the rise, with cases rising to their highest levels over the past two months in Nevada health care facilities.

Stephanie Graff, MD, and Rachel Layman, MD, discuss the design and results of the NATALEE trial, which evaluated adjuvant ribociclib + endocrine therapy versus endocrine therapy alone in patients with HR+/HER2− early breast cancer.

Stephanie Graff, MD, describes her impression of the case and discusses the risk for recurrence in this particular patient.

Rachel Layman, MD, presents a clinical case of a patient who is diagnosed with HR+ early-stage breast cancer.

Imaging aided in the diagnosis and endodontic treatment of a man with atypical root canal anatomy, according to a case report.