The loan rule that could break the health workforce we depend on
On a busy night in the ED, the difference between a controlled resuscitation and a crisis often depends on the […]
On a busy night in the ED, the difference between a controlled resuscitation and a crisis often depends on the […]
DALLAS — Leaders of several medical organizations came together at the American College of Lifestyle of Medicine’s annual conference to
CHICAGO — Using AI in rheumatology was an important discussion topic at ACR Convergence 2025, according to Micaela F. Bayard,
DALLAS — Wearable technology offers health care providers an opportunity for more personalized care, as long as it is used
DALLAS — What is happiness? According to Laurie R. Santos, MA, PhD, social scientists define it as “the idea that
DALLAS — American College of Lifestyle of Medicine membership has tripled since 2019, growing to more than 15,000 members across
NEW YORK — Healio AI offers physicians a new AI tool that is crafted for their needs and could offer
SAN DIEGO — AI may foster communication and provide health care professionals with a new sense of purpose, according to
SAN ANTONIO — Teaching patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis about their disease and asking them to “teach back” what they
SAN DIEGO — Physicians should maintain agency in shaping the future of AI to augment their clinical workflow and medical
SAN DIEGO — The American Board of AI in Medicine educates health care professionals about the role of AI in
This year, physicians across the U.S. grappled with levels of stress and anxiety comparable to those experienced during the pandemic,
Every emergency medicine physician has a case that lingers long after the shift ends — the patient who appeared stable,
More than 60% of health care professionals report having trust and organizational support for using AI in their practices, yet
CHICAGO — Chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy has exhibited “compelling” efficacy and safety in lupus, allowing 84% of patients to
CHICAGO — Deucravacitinib reduces circulating proteins associated with kidney dysfunction in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus, according to data presented
The FDA today unveiled a plan to accelerate development of biosimilars in hopes of significantly reducing drug costs in the
CHICAGO — Corticosteroid plus lidocaine injections failed to show benefit over lidocaine-only injections in knee osteoarthritis, according to data presented
CHICAGO — Patients with autoimmune and rheumatic diseases who received antiviral therapy for COVID-19 demonstrated reduced incidence of long COVID
CHICAGO — Patients with knee osteoarthritis who received lorecivivint injections experienced clinically meaningful improvements in pain and function, according to
CHICAGO — Chronic rheumatic diseases may impose greater long-term financial burdens than cancer, particularly for younger adults, according to data
CHICAGO — The use of glucocorticoids, at doses prescribed by rheumatologists, for inflammatory arthritis resulting from checkpoint inhibitors may not
CHICAGO — Inflammatory arthritis resulting from immune checkpoint inhibitor use is immunologically unique and likely driven by T cells rather
CHICAGO — Psoriatic arthritis disease activity levels appear to increase on average during perimenopause before decreasing slightly after menopause, according
CHICAGO — Patients with lupus nephritis who received GLP-1 receptor agonists exhibited lower risk for mortality and slower kidney disease
CHICAGO — Medical board-style questions created by AI and large language models were often grammatically correct but factually inaccurate, according
CHICAGO — CD19 chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy improved lung function and skin thickness in patients with severe refractory systemic