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New guidelines on the management of eating disorders released by the American Psychiatric Association mark the first update to clinical practice guidelines in 16 years.

Colorectal cancer has increased rapidly among people younger than 55, and the incidence of more advanced disease has increased in all age groups, notes a new report from the American Cancer Society.

The deep learning model, known as Sybil, predicts future lung cancer risk based on a single low-dose chest CT and can identify individuals who would benefit from regular monitoring.

In the first research of its kind, a new study shows that adverse childhood experiences are associated with increased PD symptoms and decreased quality of life.

The AAPs list of screenings includes approximately 30 screenings in all. Seven screenings are mental and behavioral health assessments that would require, if needed, other expertise to address.

The questions surrounding continuing or discontinuing aspirin in this high-risk population need further consideration.

Anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis can present with psychiatric symptoms, such as depression and psychosis, and is associated with suicidal thoughts and behaviors, new research suggests.

A patient survey combined with sleep data collected by a wearable device could help diagnose isolated rapid-eye-movement sleep behavior disorder, a condition that often precedes Parkinsons disease.

Only about one third of National Comprehensive Cancer Network member institutions reported having routine screening methods to identify transportation needs among patients.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is winding down state assistance for health care services to migrants seeking asylum. Hes lobbying the Biden administration to increase aid along the states southern border.