The U.S. is giving $1.6 million to researchers to study how the hepatitis B vaccine affects newborns in Guinea-Bissau. Local ...

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Marijuana advocate Keith Stroup famously said that medical marijuana was a “red herring” for making the recreational use of the drug legal — and now the data have proven him 100% correct. A bombshell ...

Nicole Coomber has taught consulting and experiential learning courses at the University of Maryland’s Smith School of Business for years, assigning graduate students take-home case studies that mimic ...

The case study argues that medical schools should integrate experts and practitioners beyond the health professions throughout their curricula, so that students build an awareness of the work of these ...

Stanford researchers have solved a longtime medical mystery after discovering why some people develop the autoimmune condition lupus. In a new study published in the biomedical journal Science ...

The authors are medical experts at the University of Pennsylvania. Who gets to be a doctor in America is about to change. An under-discussed component of President Trump’s big, beautiful domestic ...

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Medical researchers are witnessing a rise in “imposter participants” taking part in surveys and trials, fuelling concerns for patient safety and the reliability of studies. Imposters vary from ...