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Findings from new study raise the bar

Carefully structured run-walk program proves mettle in small trial

While imperfect relative to human experts, system might still be clinically useful

Randomized trial suggests usual practice is wasteful

Adds to 14-week results that powered FDA approval for non-radiographic axial spondyloarthritis

Conversations between primary care physicians and older patients often "challenging"

Many patients never know for sure what they have, study suggests

Big European study removes any doubt; next question is why the difference?

New techniques and high-quality care make all the difference for recovery

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

U.S. approval status for IL-17A/F inhibitor still in limbo

Nonwhite patients who overuse opioids are given nonpharmacologic alternatives less often

Australian primary care docs love to order scans, just like their American counterparts

Benefits appear durable for patients in a long-term extension