Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: How do drinking habits affect dementia risk?; a hormone shows promise in treating men and women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder; and have new variants of COVID-19 emerged since China lifted pandemic restrictions?

Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: There's a potential new treatment option for COVID-19, new data suggest; experts discuss an anti–COVID vaccination viral video with more than 70 million views; and a new study finds that playing golf is better than walking for cardiovascular health.

Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: A new survey finds that nearly half of doctors want their children to become physicians; to prevent ovarian cancer, an alliance calls for all women having pelvic surgery to have their fallopian tubes removed as well; and 1 in 10 hospitalized COVID patients had an acute cardiac event, CDC researchers say.

Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: What ChatGPT said it can do to help doctors; moderate to vigorous exercise significantly reduced the risk for type 2 diabetes; and the phrases that doctors should not use with patients with obesity.

Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: The US sees a massive increase in overdose deaths; a new study finds that liberal state policies would result in 90,000 fewer deaths; and which is better at stress reduction: mindfulness meditation or cyclic breathing?

Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: The US ranks last in healthcare outcomes among high-income countries; running does not cause lasting cartilage damage, according to a new meta-analysis; and should pigs be used in medical education? Thanks

Today on the Medscape Medical Minute: Young adults who survived childhood cancer face more emotional and health deficits than their siblings who've never had the disease; new study findings discourage screen time for 12-month-olds; and German psychologists identify a shared interest between psychopaths and sadists.