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Internal Medicine
Asymptomatic Atherosclerosis in Young Adults: A New Scientific Reality and Questions for Prevention
Atherosclerosis has traditionally been viewed as a disease of older age, but fresh scientific findings are shattering this stereotype. Published in The New England...
Internal Medicine
A Smarter Way to Find Hidden Atrial Fibrillation?
Atrial fibrillation is one of the most important preventable causes of ischemic stroke, yet it can remain undiagnosed for years—especially when episodes are intermittent...
For Patients
IV Hydration Salons Are Becoming Increasingly Popular, But How Safe Are They?
The popularity of intravenous (IV) hydration spa-salons has sharply increased. They promise consumers a quick fix for boosting the immune system and detoxification. However,...
News
Polypharmacy in Middle Age: Is Taking Many Medications Really Necessary?
As we get closer to middle age, the number of medications we take increases. This trend raises serious questions about medication safety, necessity, and...
Internal Medicine
David Kessler on GLP-1 Drugs: Advice for Doctors and Patients
For countless people today, maintaining a healthy weight is not just a matter of willpower, but a fight against psychological dependence and the environment....