Study suggests the pandemic initially slowed down conception rates but anticipate a baby surge this summer. 

Study suggests that many women using emergency care for fibroids may be better served in alternative health care settings.

Electroconvulsive therapy or ECT for severe depression and catatonia is an aerosol-generating procedure but new data show it should be allowed to continue in pandemics as an essential procedure.

Study suggests that keeping newborns on longer term antiseizure medication may not prevent continued seizures or epilepsy or change development.

Medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder including addiction has required special prescriber training and certification. Biden administration policy changes that.

A hotline launched during the pandemic offers hospitals far and wide access to clinical support when caring for the sickest of patients.

Though most healthcare personnel planned to be vaccinated, some were more likely to be reluctant

A team of experts developed an innovative medical education program via a remote learning platform.

Patients whose dental pain was treated with opioids such as oxycodone and hydrocodone were more likely to have an overdose within 90 days, as were their family members.

But they should: A cancer found in the throat is now the leading cancer caused by HPV — and 80% of those diagnosed are men.

How a simple health care need gained importance during the pandemic.

Teens and young adults are increasingly eager to get vaccinated against coronavirus but a minority, including many Black teens, express the same vaccine hesitation as older adults.

Postponing procedures during the pandemic sparked anxiety and fear among patients, with many concerned about dying of their conditions before getting surgery.

With alcohol-related liver disease cases on the rise in the U.S.., lver experts are examining how public policy impacts the mortality rates of those in this otherwise young, healthy population.

While nearly all Americans use a mask at some point each week, very few consistently wear their mask during many common potentially risky activities, study shows.