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ART-conceived singleton infants had an elevated risk for major genitourinary abnormalities. This risk remained unchanged even when accounting for parental infertility.

Stay updated on the USPSTF’s stance on lipid disorder screening in asymptomatic youth—a topic that directly impacts our strategies for early detection and intervention.

Stay informed about the potential risks associated with popular weight loss drugs. Ensure patient safety by monitoring for symptoms of depression and suicidal ideation.

New reports and studies are raising concerns about the gastrointestinal safety of semaglutide-containing medications; clinicians are advised to exercise caution and monitor patients for symptoms of gastroparesis.

New findings suggest that an evening chronotype in middle-aged nurses is associated with a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, even after accounting for lifestyle factors.