Presented October News Today

An artificial intelligence algorithm can accurately predict the optimal oocyte retrieval date during IVF antagonist protocol cycles, with increasing precision as the cycle progresses.

Facial expressions could be interpreted by computers as a biomarker of pain, research suggests.

An expert pediatric neurologist shared tips for triaging neurologic events.

A new study found that rates of adverse events with embryo transfer catheters ‫― including contamination and patient harm ― may be higher than previously reported to the FDA.

Results from OLYMPIA 1 provide further support for nemolizumab as a potential first-in-class prurigo nodularis treatment; in another study, a JAK inhibitor was beneficial in patients with PN.

Though most brick-and-mortar stores refused to sell nicotine toothpicks to minors, teens can still buy the addictive products on the internet.

A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics said that formulas sold specifically for young children are unregulated and largely not required for a healthy diet.

A new UK study found many women, and their clinicians, may be missing signs of menopause.

A website that helps personalize menopause care garnered strong reviews from clinicians in a UK study.

A new study demonstrated significant underrepresentation of Hispanic and Black donors.