“Understanding which people are at increased risk of a first stroke and providing support to preserve heart and brain health can help prevent a first stroke.”

Cognitive dissonance in clinical practice can delay the adoption of evidence-based treatments, potentially affecting patient outcomes across multiple specialties.

Recent studies indicate that balance impairments are present in all essential tremor patients, though younger patients may employ compensatory mechanisms to perform better in clinical tests.

Physician workload reduction through systematic changes shows the most promising results in improving well-being, with scribes and task redistribution demonstrating consistent positive outcomes across multiple studies.

Adverse events from compounded semaglutide have led to hundreds of hospitalizations, highlighting critical safety concerns for healthcare providers managing patients seeking weight loss solutions.

Nearly half of behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia patients initially receive a psychiatric diagnosis, highlighting the critical need for improved diagnostic approaches.