Early aesthetic interventions in Gen Z patients carry both physical and psychological risks, necessitating careful consideration and patient education by healthcare providers.

Unknown family histories in adoptees and others can lead to disparities in healthcare delivery, necessitating a reevaluation of current practices in genetic risk assessment and preventive care.

Yale researchers have developed an AI model capable of diagnosing Marfan syndrome from facial photographs with 98.5% accuracy, potentially enabling earlier intervention for this life-threatening genetic disorder.

In a phase 3 trial involving 103 pediatric patients with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, crinecerfont treatment resulted in a mean reduction of androstenedione levels by 197 ng/dL after 4 weeks, compared to an increase of 71 ng/dL in the placebo group.

The Social Security Administration’s expansion of the Compassionate Allowances program now covers 287 severe health conditions, streamlining the disability benefits process for patients with urgent medical needs.

Recent studies indicate that stevia, unlike some artificial sweeteners, does not increase appetite or decrease satiety, potentially aiding in weight management efforts.