Artificial Sweeteners and their Contradictory Outcomes
A new meta-analysis finds that routine intake of artificial sweeteners is linked to weight gain and metabolic dysfunction. Wait, what?
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A new meta-analysis finds that routine intake of artificial sweeteners is linked to weight gain and metabolic dysfunction. Wait, what?
A systematic approach may help more primary care clinicians identify men who have sex with men among their patients, which in turn could help them focus on patients in need of more frequent HIV testing and preventive services.
Why has the HIV epidemic shifted from affluent gay white men in New York and San Francisco to impoverished people of color in the South?
Migraine—especially migraine with aura—is a CV risk factor, which makes the prescription of ergots or triptans potentially problematic. What’s the best approach?
While a few studies have suggested that HAART therapy is generally cardioprotective, the long-term impact of prenatal and postnatal exposure on cardiac structure and function has remained unknown. A new study sheds light.
"Bigorexia" is the male version of anorexia nervosa. Could you spot it in your practice? More about being a man with a "woman's disorder" in these slides.
A new meta-analysis finds that routine intake of artificial sweeteners is linked to the opposite of the intended effect.
How common is psychosis in PD? Implications? Risk factors? Insights here, and measures that may help.
A new study reports the impact on work productivity and lifestyle of undertreated COPD in the US, Europe, and China.
Important revisions to the GOLD recommendations include a new definition of COPD and refined diagnostic categories.
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