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The updated shots are designed to provide a stronger shield against the BA.4 and BA.5 omicron subvariants still causing tens of thousands of infections and hundreds of deaths every day in the US.

A practicing stroke neurologist explains why you should embrace the pandemonium that is a stroke code.

The US.Department of Agriculture is dropping nearly 4 million packets of oral rabies vaccines from helicopters, planes, and vehicles in 13 states, stretching from Alabama to Maine.

For the first time, unrecognized esophageal intubation is the subject of a new guideline aimed at reducing the incidence of mistaken intubation and associated morbidity and mortality.

Special permits for unmatched med students may help fill a gap in the path to residency, especially for international graduates, but debate continues as to whether its an effective, long-term solution.

Less can be more in caring for the post-100 set.

Atypical presentations are common in the current monkeypox outbreak. This factor may contribute to missed diagnoses and an underestimation of the number of cases.

The transition from breast cancer treatment to the post-treatment period is often challenging for survivors because the information conveyed to them can be conflicting and confusing.

As the number of cancer survivors rises, primary care specialists are playing an increasingly important role in managing these patients.

Some patients with symptoms of postural tachycardia syndrome may be experiencing a fear response caused by previous fainting episodes, new research suggests.