A person’s risk of developing lung cancer may increase with increasing consumption of ultra-processed foods, according to research published in Thorax. Researchers found that pa ...

During his first term, Trump signed the “Right to Try” law, which allows terminally ill patients to seek treatments that haven’t been fully approved by the FDA, the AP reported.

Negotiated reliance may offer a way to provide care to patients who resist efforts by clinicians and healthcare facilities.

The findings not only demonstrate the number of legal barriers faced by various sociodemographic groups but also highlight vulnerable populations with greater need of legal navigation, informing ...

Out-of-pocket costs are higher for cancer patients who have a higher stage of disease at diagnosis, data suggest.

Use of GLP-1 receptor agonists is associated with a lower risk of death than use of DPP4 inhibitors in older patients with cancer and type 2 diabetes, data suggest.

Critics of most-favored-nation drug pricing have warned that it could reduce patient access to certain drugs, raise the prices of other drugs, and decrease research and development for new drugs.

If confirmed, our findings may provide a more precise clinical target for definitive trials of PA as a prostate cancer treatment as well as for PA promotion efforts in newly diagnosed prostate cancer ...

This study underscores the need for future prospective studies and interventions to address current and impending drug shortages among practices, and a thorough policy approach is necessary to address ...

(HealthDay News) — After months with an appointed caretaker, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now has an official director. Dr Susan Monarez, who became the agency’s acting ...

Our findings do not suggest high utilization of neoadjuvant chemotherapy is associated with a trade-off between perioperative and long-term outcomes,” the researchers wrote.

Democratic-controlled congressional committees and left-leaning think tanks are significantly more likely than their Republican counterparts to reference research papers, a study suggests.