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An ob/gyn must pay a $25,000 fine for failing to adhere to the collaborative agreement she entered with a California nurse practitioner who called herself "Dr Sarah."

A South Carolina woman, along with Planned Parenthood, on Monday filed a lawsuit asking a court to rule that state's abortion ban applies after about nine weeks of...

Antiquated laws requiring oncologists and other doctors offering telehealth to have medical licenses in multiple states unnecessarily restrict patient access, a New Jersey lawsuit claimed.

USMLE says it is invalidating some scores amid mounting allegations that online sellers of test questions have been operating without consequence. 

None of the women who had received the vaccine before age 14 years developed cervical cancer.

The decline is due to COVID interruptions and other factors, experts said. Will a new cardiology board boost outcomes going forward?

Dermatologists can empower patients to make informed, meaningful treatment choices, the authors said.

A nonprofit claims that Louisiana's law requiring the inclusion of two medical board members from minority groups is discriminatory.

Researchers integrated data from two pivotal trials and a long-term extension study.

In the phase 2 study, researchers at 34 sites in four countries randomized 104 patients with mild to moderate AD or psoriasis to receive the topical PDE4 inhibitor or a vehicle once daily for 6 weeks.