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Urologists must be prepared to question everything and start from scratch to get the right diagnosis, according to one expert.

Researchers summarized recommendations from 13 published studies.

Safe and successful surgery is resource-intensive, but it turns out that there's way more stuff in the operating room than necessary. And a lot of it goes unused.

Pfizer will remain aggressive in trying to break into the lucrative obesity market, even after dropping a high profile weight-loss drug candidate late last year due to...

Individuals with intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms that lack worrisome or high-risk features have no greater risk of pancreatic cancer than individuals without IPMNs.

With no apparent benefit for most, investigators say routine surveillance imaging in asymptomatic patients with head and neck cancer "should be discouraged."

The increased risk of hematological malignancies from CT radiation exposure in children and young adults should be viewed in the context of the substantial benefit these scans offer, experts say.

From a persons twenties to their eighties, the increased risk of fracture after a prior fracture may not be significantly different.

Although radiation has become important in the treatment of diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL), radiologists highlight some the limitations of this approach.

An artificial intelligence model shows potential for detecting early-stage pancreatic cancer on scans of asymptomatic individuals at a stage when surgical cure is possible.