A new nonsurgical treatment may help reduce pain and improve function in patients with adhesive capsulitis, also known as “frozen shoulder.”

The newest guidelines for treating patients with AFib address the use of blood thinners and importance of weight management.

While more than 3.9 million Americans have consumed some form of probiotics, there is not enough evidence to support their use for most digestive conditions.

The study tested the feature for cardiology patients, but it could benefit prescribers in a wide range of specialities.

In new research, three women share stories of ignorance and implicit homophobia from healthcare staff that discouraged them from seeking treatment in the future.

Research indicates that time processing is altered in children with ADHD, and their ability to stay task-focused through the normal series of morning routines is largely impaired.

What’s more, patients are often hesitant to talk to their providers about it. Learn how to approach the topic and safer alternatives to recommend.

One in three nurses reported they “are not emotionally healthy,” including almost half of all nurses under 25 years old

How much can you rely on a patient's smart watch for health and behavior data? What the research says.

New research finds that two pain killers branded as safe alternatives to opioids can actually be life-threatening. Learn when and how to prescribe them.