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Research-based interventions for children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder exist, but few get access.

The United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) has launched the first national paired liver donation pilot program in the United States, but some experts are skeptical.

While most physicians organizations advise against befriending patients, doctors walk a fine line between providing warm, empathic care and hanging out with them.

An increase in suicide risk among individuals diagnosed with a severe physical health condition was highest in the first 6 months after diagnosis or initial treatment.

A small study suggests that appendectomy may contribute to colorectal cancer risk by altering the gut microbiome, but experts urge caution in interpreting the findings.

A Dutch case-control study of 148,000 adults showed that among those with type 1 diabetes, average LDL-cholesterol and blood pressure levels diverged from those of the general background population.

Docs in training know they will see earnings rise in the future, but are often confused about debt and finances, a Medscape poll finds. Financial advisers offer tips to help them manage their money.

Ritlecitinib and brepocitinib were both more effective than placebo with acceptable safety in a phase 2b study of patients with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis.

In Manitoba, Canada, international immigrants and interprovincial migrants had a mortality advantage, compared with long-term residents.

Labor experts argue that using unpaid workers to do work that benefits the bottom line lets for-profit hospitals skirt federal labor laws, deprives employees of work, and could exploit the volunteers.