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JAMA Study Sets National Benchmarks for U.S. Pediatric Sepsis, Linking It to Nearly One in Five Hospital Deaths

Researchers unveiled a validated EHR-based definition that gives hospitals a consistent way to track cases and outcomes.

Heart Risks Rebound After GLP-1 Breaks, New Data Show Continuous Use Is Safest

New Study Finds Nearly Fivefold Higher Reported ‘Eye Stroke’ Risk With Wegovy vs Ozempic

AI on Routine Mammograms Flags Breast Arterial Calcification That Predicts Women’s Heart Risk

Single 25 mg Adderall Dose Triggers Acute Cardiovascular Effects in Healthy Young Adults, Mayo Clinic Trial Finds

Donations After Circulatory Death Now Nearly Half of U.S. Deceased Donors, JAMA Study Finds

Global Study Finds Wide Gaps in Use of Antenatal Magnesium Sulfate, With Steroids Applied More Consistently

Infant Study Reveals Divergent Immune Responses to RSV and COVID-19 With Treatment Implications

Women’s Heart Risk Rises at Lower Coronary Plaque Burden in PROMISE CCTA Analysis

Australian Study Introduces Tool to Flag Children at Risk of Speech Disorders

Early Alzheimer’s Markers Identified in Peripheral Retina in Mouse Study

Serbian Registry Updates SCAD Profile and Early Outcomes, Pointing Clinicians Toward Conservative Care

New Analysis Shows Medicare’s Three-Day Rule Lengthens Hospital Stays Without Patient or Cost Benefit

UK Regulator Adds Rare Vision‑Loss Warning to Ozempic, Wegovy and Rybelsus

Major Lancet Meta-Analysis Finds Statins Don’t Cause Most Listed Side Effects

Study Ties 16 Non-Brain Diseases to About One-Third of Global Dementia

BMJ Study Finds Menstrual Blood Test Rivals Clinician Screening for HPV

HPV Vaccination Could Allow Much Rarer Cervical Screening, Norway Study Finds

PGIMER Study: Ayushman Bharat Expanded Access to Complex Spine Surgery

JAMA Finds Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Have Hypertension, Most Uncontrolled