A new study led by Dr. Hilla Chen from the Koret School of Veterinary Medicine at Hebrew University, recently published in ...

Northwestern researchers made progress on new biochemical possibilities this week, in both the human brain and everyday ...

You can try different medications to treat bipolar disorder. These may carry risks, ranging from physical to mental side effects. A doctor can best guide you on safe treatment options for bipolar ...

Moss crusts, an advanced form of biological soil crusts, play a crucial role in stabilizing soil phosphorus levels in desert ecosystems. A recent study, published in CATENA, highlights how patch ...

There are statutory and professional obligations relating to medicine safety: Practices should consider informing all patients about the importance of telling their clinicians about any prescribed and ...

There is no medication specifically for intrusive thoughts, but drugs that alleviate the underlying cause may also reduce the intrusive thoughts. Various conditions can cause intrusive thoughts ...

Given the current situation where the blood phosphorus levels of dialysis patients are poorly controlled, the National Health Commission of China listed "improving phosphate control rates in ...

Phosphorus is a crucial mineral necessary for the development and upkeep of bones and teeth. It plays a role in the generation of energy and the control of kidney functions. Although phosphorus is ...

Doctors refer to hair loss that occurs as a side effect of medication as drug-induced alopecia. Hair loss can be a side effect of many different medications, such as those for chemotherapy.

Ivonescimab, the new drug, was found in a trial conducted in China to have bested Keytruda, the blockbuster medication developed by Merck that has raked in more than $130 billion in sales for the ...

While medication plays an important role for many, nutritional approaches form the foundation of effective diabetes care. The National Institutes of Health estimates that over 6 million Americans ...

Most theories on why some pain medications fall short in women involve sex hormones, says Kiran Patel, director of pain medicine at Lenox Hill Hospital Northwell Health in New York. Estrogen ...