Stress-related hormonal and immune signals may interact with tumor biology, but current evidence does not establish that psychological stress causes cancer progression.

The phase 3 trial finds improvements in joint response, physical function, and skin clearance, with no new safety signals at 16 weeks.

Experts call for inclusive trials, better reporting of age-specific outcomes, and assessment of frailty, comorbidities, and patient preferences in cancer care.

In a 6-week mouse study, a wireless platinum-containing implant lowered glucose and body weight, but experts say its effectiveness and safety in people remain unproven.

Patients treated by female physicians in the hospital have better outcomes and reduced mortality compared with those treated by male physicians, new research suggests.

From painful procedures to chronic conditions, a physician explains how therapeutic suggestions and focused attention may help patients manage their symptoms.

In Germany, men account for nearly three quarters of traffic deaths and about 85% of drowning fatalities, underscoring prevention opportunities beyond the clinic.

Most outpatients who screened positive for supportive care needs never completed the counseling meant to address them, but using a multidisciplinary step was tied to a different outcome.

Fear of flying can range from unease to disabling panic and may overlap with other anxiety disorders. Individual assessment helps clinicians tailor treatment and address travel safety.

Limited toxicology screening may leave substance use undetected in younger patients presenting with acute coronary events, raising questions about the initial assessment.

Can rectal tone reliably help diagnose cauda equina syndrome? Amal Mattu, MD, challenges a long-standing practice and highlights the warning signs that should prompt urgent MRI.

Can ‘learned helpfulness’ counter the loss of physician autonomy? Dr Peter Yellowlees explores how psychiatrists can regain influence amid systemic pressures.

A 68-year-old man with chronic lymphocytic leukemia taking ibrutinib develops cognitive and neurologic changes, and surgery confirms cerebral aspergillosis.

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