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The agency wants to even the healthcare playing field, says FTC chair Lina Khan

Average pain score dropped from 7.96 to 3.88 after treatment, study finds

Connecting patients to resources that work best for them is critical, researchers say

Sometimes it's not practical to perform the study any other way

Despite restrictions on its use, an association with kidney injury hasn't been shown

Doctors often included even if they didn't see or hear about the patient involved, study finds

These tips can help overcome the brain's two major design flaws, says psychologist Helena Boschi

Pennsylvania outbreak spawned 94 cases, many with low heart rate or sky-high blood pressure

Women more likely to be misidentified, dismissed, and ignored, according to two studies

"Our job is to treat all comers no matter their medical issue," says researcher

In randomized trial, half doses of haloperidol outperformed ondansetron, an old standby

Buprenorphine is a must in overdose cases, according to two emergency physicians

Critics at ACEP call them biased, unfair, and exclusionary

Annual disability-adjusted life years analysis rarely applied to SCA, researcher says