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Relationship-based navigation helped more primary care patients access health and social services than referral to a free information service.

The US FDA granted breakthrough device status to Freenome’s investigational blood test designed to triage high-risk adults for lung cancer screening.

Josef Coresh, MD, PhD, discusses how primary care clinicians can address hypertension, diabetes, and smoking to support long-term cognitive health.

The organizations challenge a presidential executive order narrowing routine childhood vaccine recommendations and urging vaccines to be given separately.

Insulin icodec is now available in the US after FDA approval, offering adults with type 2 diabetes a once-weekly basal insulin option.

Corresponding author Josef Coresh, MD, PhD, explains how hypertension, diabetes, and smoking in midlife were linked to fewer dementia-free survival years.

Topline phase 2 data showed single-dose ABCL635 reduced moderate-to-severe vasomotor symptom frequency by 83% at week 4.

FDA acceptance starts review of clesrovimab for second-season RSV prevention in high-risk children younger than 2 years.

Fendrick considers the current state of colorectal cancer screening in the US, emphasizing limited colonoscopy capacity and patient preferences for at-home tests.

Community health workers and population health screening tactics help primary care teams address SDOH and reduce hospital utilization.

The FDA has approved mFLUSIVA, Moderna's first mRNA flu vaccine, for adults 50 and older ahead of the 2026-2027 season.

Jubril Oyeyemi, MD, and Giridhar Mallya, MD, MSHP, unpack HR 1's Medicaid work requirements and what they mean for primary care practices.

FDA approved Mucinex 12HR Cold & Fever Multi-Symptom, an OTC product combining guaifenesin, dextromethorphan, and naproxen sodium.

FDA approval of centanafadine could expand ADHD treatment for patients aged 6 years or older, but labeling and pivotal data remain unavailable.

A McGill University–led team developed a prediction model integrating pregnancy-related factors to identify cardiovascular disease risk in women aged 15 to 45.

Recent FDA actions include approvals and clearances in lipid management, CRC screening, contraception, vaginitis testing, and Alzheimer psychosis.

Shpiner examines why physician trust has declined for years and how AI use reflects, not causes, that shift.

Prebiotic sodas contain less sugar than regular soda and fruit drinks, but a new analysis finds they still lag diet soda and sparkling water on sugar content.