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The trauma and unhappy family dynamics of childhood may follow kids into old age, affecting both their mind and body, according to new research.

It’s known that a difficult childhood can lead to a host of health issues as a young or midlife adult, but now, for the first time, researchers at UC San Franciso have linked adverse experiences early in life to lifelong health consequences.

This guide is for the transfemmes in Seattle and in Washington state who want gender affirmation surgery.

Medicine Grand Rounds (MGR) is a weekly seminar series to support the academic environment of the Duke Department of Medicine. Topics and speakers are selected to provide faculty and trainees with up-to-date knowledge about timely issues in internal medicine. MGR occurs every Friday at 8 a.m in Duke North 2002 unless otherwise noted below at a different location.

College students should be carded.

Being pregnant with AFib raises the risk of blood clots. Know which blood-thinning medicines are and are not safe during pregnancy.

A blood-based test developed by researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center can efficiently predict an individual's risk of dying from lung cancer when combined with a personalized risk model.

Tennessee's restrictive abortion laws may lead to an increase in the state's shortage of OB-GYN doctors, leading to more maternal deaths.

Primary care clinics refine their workflows and billing practices as more patients with type 2 diabetes use CGM instead of fingerstick monitoring.

Since several states banned or limited abortion, future ob/gyn docs have more cautiously weighed specialty and program location. Industry leaders say the full impact may not be felt for another year.