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Annals of Internal Medicine
After 23 years, men offered once-only sigmoidoscopy had 1.7 fewer colorectal cancers and 0.8 fewer CRC deaths per 100. In women, the mortality benefit didn’t reach significance.
Family Medicine/General Practice May 26th 2026
MDLinx
“The amygdala’s response to social threat appears to feed into depressive symptoms much more strongly in young males than in young females.” — John Krystal, MD, Biological Psychiatry
Adolescent Medicine April 14th 2026
Retina Today
The specialty treats a diverse patient population and the scientific discourse should reflect that breadth of experience and insight. Breaking these patterns requires intentional effort and sustained commitment.
Ophthalmology March 24th 2026
Medical News Today (MNT)
“Less plaque does not necessarily mean low risk in women. Plaque biology and distribution matter, not just total quantity.” — Kevin Shah, MD, MemorialCare Heart & Vascular Institute
Cardiology March 10th 2026
Journal of Attention Disorders (JAD)
“Women and girls are too often suffering in silence, being left out of the ADHD narrative.” — Attoe & Climie, Journal of Attention Disorders, 2023
Psychiatry March 4th 2026
Conexiant
Men’s desire only declined to match women’s historical peak levels after age 60.
Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism February 4th 2026