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(MedPage Today) -- When a patient suffers a cardiac arrest, they aren't usually cursing, opening their eyes, and putting up a fight during resuscitation. But that's what happened with a 52-year-old woman who became unresponsive as her partner...
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President Trump will make an announcement Monday afternoon tied to his efforts to make healthcare more affordable — after insurance prices skyrocketed when expanded subsidies under the Affordable Care…
Fifty-three years ago, convicted criminal Jan-Erik Olsson walked into a bank on Norrmalmstorg, a square in central Stockholm, pulled a submachine gun from under his jacket and fired at the ceiling.
What is nostalgia? Why is it so pervasive? Why is it such an integral part of our humanity? Three academics weigh in.
Researchers discovered an unexpected role for lysyl oxidase inside triple negative breast cancer cells, and demonstrated that blocking LOX disrupts cellular processes to create a weakness that can be…
Ketamine, a drug approved for medical use in 1970 as a short-acting anesthetic, including during the Vietnam War for battlefield surgery, is still a pharmacological mystery.
A TAVI-first strategy was noninferior to a PCI-first strategy after one year's follow-up, according to results presented in a Hot Line session at ESC Congress 2026 and published simultaneously in the…
