A small prospective study suggests inferior turbinate reduction may offer greater short‑term symptom relief than continued medical therapy in children with refractory allergic rhinitis, though evidence remains limited.

Treatment options for platinum‑resistant ovarian cancer remain limited. New phase 3 survival data suggest that adding a novel agent to standard chemotherapy may meaningfully extend survival for this hard‑to‑treat population.

How gestational diabetes is managed after diagnosis may have lasting implications as new data suggest that optimal glycemic control during pregnancy can meaningfully reduce childhood obesity risk.

Breast cancer screening remains a persistent area of variation in clinical practice. Updated guidance from the American College of Physicians aims to clarify when screening offers meaningful benefit for average‑risk patients — and when it may not.

As GLP‑1 medications become widely used for obesity and metabolic disease, clinicians are confronting a growing question: What should be done when patients don’t respond as expected?

A cath lab roundtable explores whether brief, task‑linked CPR pauses could help maintain guide and wire stability during rescue PCI for sudden unprotected left main occlusion.