Matching with a residency program can be stressful and costly for medical students. Two experts share findings on how ERAPs could lift some pressure from Match Day for future doctors.

Psychiatrists offer a lifeline for doctors and other providers offering mental health care in primary care settings for children, teens, young adults, pregnant women and new mothers.

Participants said the lesions caused similar or more distress than skin conditions like acne or psoriasis.

A study in mice identifies link between reproductive status and metabolism.

In the wake of the pandemic, a pulmonologist provides advice on protecting your often-overlooked lung health.

Patients with psoriasis may hold clues in their genetic profile to predicting anti-TNF treatment response, furthering the application of precision medicine.

Flu vaccines have stayed out of politics but a new poll shows a new political divide over flu shots as well as COVID-19 vaccines, including boosters.

Kids 5-11 are now eligible for Pfizer’s COVID vaccine. Pediatric experts share answers to parents’ questions as they consider vaccinating their child.

Now that kids are eligible to get the COVID vaccine, it’s important to prepare them for what comes next, and to help manage fear of needles. Use these five expert tips to get your child ready to get their shot.

Research finds COVID-19 associated with mental health problems after discharge, with majority not recognizing significant symptoms as a concern.

Racial bias in pulse oximeter readings has dire consequences for patients with darker skin. Study shows Black patients critically ill with COVID-19 were three times less likely to receive life saving ECMO treatment than their lighter skinned counterparts

New research suggests gastrointestinal diseases caused by immune system T cells could be mitigated by bolstering a common enzyme.

Is it safe to trick-or-treat this year? A pediatrician shares her top three tips for a COVID-safe Halloween in 2021.

Here’s why experts say you should get it now.

Researchers say it’s a sign that more targeted therapies are needed for the vulnerable patient population.