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The U.S. eliminated measles in 2000. Why is it back now?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging health care providers to be “on alert” for patients with symptoms of measles.
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There are no US clinical guidelines for treating and diagnosing adult ADHD. That may change soon.
The number of adults being diagnosed with ADHD is increasing rapidly in the U.S.
New pediatric guidelines aim to treat obesity without stigma. Critics say they’ll make bias worse.
Especially controversial is a guideline that doctors consider prescribing weight loss drugs to children as young as 12 and referring 13-year-olds to be evaluated for weight loss surgery.
Johns Hopkins surgeons get $21.4 million to study pig-to-human organ transplants
Dr. Kazuhiko Yamada and Dr. Andrew Cameron will receive funding to advance studies into the use of genetically modified pigs in human organ transplants.
Parkinson’s symptoms eased by non-surgical procedure, study shows
A minimally-invasive procedure uses focused ultrasound to relieve symptoms of the disease and side effects of the medicine used to treat it.