Alarming numbers of violent injuries among schoolchildren
Nearly 1 in 5 fifth-graders has received violent injuries, the majority delivered by guns or knives, according to recently published […]
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It’s no secret that drug prices are increasing, but to what extent are rising costs explained by the advent of […] A Tennessee physician recently elected to Congress received criticism Thursday from top state leaders for alleging without evidence that vaccines […] LSTM’s Professor Joseph Valadez is senior author on a new study published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy […] Last year, a 26-year-old man receiving treatment for leukemia went to a Swiss hospital’s emergency room with a fever, a […] In November 1998, the world was introduced to human embryonic stem cells, the blank slate cells that arise at the […] Researchers are calling on an end to discriminatory health and illicit drugs policies, based on overwhelming evidence that new hepatitis […] Smart technology and artificial intelligence could be used to improve detection of sepsis in children in Canada, write authors of […] High poverty rates, low education and lack of insurance are all social determinants that are expected to lead to high […] A substantial proportion of pharmaceutical industry payments to authors of oncology clinical trials published in major scientific journals are not […]
Rising drug prices linked to older products — not just newer, better medications
Republican sparks pushback after vaccine comment
Hybrid prevalence estimation: Method to improve intervention coverage estimations
Fatal measles case highlights importance of herd immunity in protecting the vulnerable
Twenty years on, measuring the impact of human stem cells
Overwhelming evidence shows hepatitis C treatment effective for people who inject drugs
Smart technology to help diagnose sepsis in children in Canada
California’s large minority population drives state’s relatively low death rate
Financial disclosure lacking in publication of clinical trials, study finds
