Review highlights advances in thyroid care, supporting laser ablation for benign nodules, exploring metformin benefits, and reassuring safety of radioactive iodine therapy for Graves’ disease.

ICD-11 defines burnout as an occupational phenomenon, supporting workplace screening and organizational interventions alongside clinical care to prevent burnout and promote employee mental health and productivity.

Analysis of 2024 U.S. ballot measures shows mostly protective outcomes for LGBTQ+ health, impacting reproductive, gender-affirming, HIV, and mental health access amid evolving state policies.

Study warns users of GLP-1 weight loss drugs may lack nutritional guidance, risking deficiencies and muscle loss, urging structured dietary support alongside semaglutide and tirzepatide therapy.

Survey shows widespread drug shortages affecting U.S. primary care, harming patient outcomes, altering treatment decisions, increasing administrative burden, and contributing to physician burnout and care disruption.

Qualitative study finds surgeons poorly informed about Maryland’s All-Payer Model, reporting communication gaps, increased care centralization, and limited referral improvements, highlighting need for better clinician engagement.

LesM microfluidic device captures circulating tumor cells by mechanical properties, linking cancer cell biomechanics and intratumoral bacteria to metastasis prediction and personalized antimicrobial treatment strategies.

Anatomical study maps elbow articular nerve branches, revealing musculocutaneous, median, and radial contributions, enabling targeted minimally invasive nerve blockade for improved chronic elbow arthritis pain relief.

UCL study estimates 1.6 million Britons used weight loss drugs, with millions more interested, highlighting rising demand, access inequalities, and concerns about supervision and long-term impacts.

BMJ analysis shows stopping GLP-1 weight loss drugs leads to rapid weight regain and loss of metabolic benefits, underscoring need for long-term lifestyle strategies alongside medication.