Study sheds light on relationship between perinatal mood and anxiety disorders and first time cesarian delivery among pregnant women.

Here's how, according to several experts.

The study found this patient population had the least amount of follow-up from their providers and the longest delays in returning to their job.

A study found anxiety and depression decreased in patients who underwent gender-affirming mastectomies.

Caregivers who provide support for family or friends with chronic illness and disability were stressed, isolated and depressed during the pandemic’s early months.

COVID-19 is currently a leading cause of sepsis in the United States, spurring experts to publish new guidance regarding primary care follow up for sepsis after hospitalization.

Home blood pressure monitoring is important for people with hypertension or a history of stroke, heart failure, diabetes and heart attack, but a new poll shows many people don’t do it.

It’s hard to heal in your hospital bed if you’re concerned about your pets at home.

For adults over 65 who need more blood pressure control, increasing the dose of an existing medication may be a better choice for many than adding a new drug.

Cognitive impairment is highly likely for patients in the ICU and could be lasting.

How pediatric teams are working to improve diagnosis and treatment of somatic symptom and related disorders in the hospital setting.

A study of a large cohort of children and adolescents suggests that childhood obesity rates have spiked during the COVID-19 era.

A new study looks at how dementia and Alzheimer’s disease patients get caregiving from family caregivers including wives, husbands, daughters and sons, as well as paid help, and disparities in care.

How instructional videos for staff are helping transgender patients feel ‘safe, accepted and welcomed.’

Study hints at long-term health and financial impacts.