Public reporting through the Get With The Guidelines–Stroke Registry improves hospital stroke care processes, boosts outcomes, reduces readmissions, and promotes transparency, accountability, and continuous quality improvement.

Research outlines strategies for managing law enforcement in emergency departments, emphasizing trauma-informed training, survivor advocates, legal support, and balancing patient autonomy with investigative needs.

Living with myasthenia gravis challenges family expectations, requiring clear communication, boundary-setting, and self-advocacy to honor fluctuating health, redefine milestones, and affirm self-worth beyond societal timelines.

Study of 700,000 pregnancies links higher maternal blood pressure to increased induction, preterm birth, diabetes, and neonatal care, underscoring need for better monitoring and intervention.

McMaster researchers report EVT0185 may prevent and reverse liver fibrosis by targeting metabolism, offering a promising therapy for MASH with clinical trials expected by 2027.

After an unexpected layoff, one individual transformed eczema struggles into advocacy, building community, amplifying patient voices, and contributing to research, education, and awareness despite setbacks.

Inflammaging drives skin aging through chronic inflammation, degrading collagen and elastin; lifestyle factors, stress, sleep, diet, and exercise play key roles in prevention and healthier skin.

Study finds weight loss reverses obesity-related fat tissue changes, normalizing immune and vascular cells, challenging notions of permanent adipose damage and highlighting benefits of moderate, sustained weight reduction.

Study shows genome-wide polygenic risk scores outperform older models in predicting breast cancer risk, improving screening accuracy, especially among European and South Asian ancestry groups.