Slowly expanding lesions account for a minority of T2 lesions but are found in most patients with multiple sclerosis across various subtypes.

Fast-acting and well tolerated, intranasal sufentanil-ketamine seems to be safe and effective for managing acute pediatric pain in the ED.

Higher levels of exhaled carbon monoxide are linked to a decreased risk for Parkinson disease in adults without a history of smoking.

Patients with incident ischemic stroke who are exposed to higher levels of transportation noise may face an increased risk for stroke recurrence.

The FDA has cleared Motivista, the first prescription digital therapeutic indicated to treat negative symptoms of ...

Projections show that the aggregate surgeon supply will decline by 2038, leading to a lower national workforce adequacy.

Cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid classified as an orphine, is appearing in illicit drug markets across the US.

Type 2 diabetes is linked to regional cortical thinning and faster cognitive decline in older adults without baseline cognitive impairment.

Inconsistent employment, employment instability, and labor force participation appear to be associated with later life cognitive health.

As measles spread through parts of rural New York, the governor issues a statewide emergency and encourages vaccination.

In addition to a number of other health concerns, women with macromastia appear to experience chronic migraine more often.

Fractionated stereotactic radiosurgery offers superior surgical bed control vs SRS following resection of larger brain metastases.