Compounded GLP-1s: Why doctors worry and the FDA is cracking down
So, are these copycat versions of the weight loss drugs safe? Poison control centers across the U.S. have…
For worn-out knees, the usual answer was replacement — until one injection regrew cartilage
Until now, worn-down knees have typically been treated in stages: first, manage the discomfort, then, as cartilage continues…
Reimagining mental health: Stanford Medicine experts chosen to lead precision task force
How prepared are health systems to make these types of treatments standard? That’s such a big question. I…
Five things to know about hantavirus from a Stanford Medicine expert
1. Hantavirus mostly infects wild rodents Hantavirus is a zoonotic infection, meaning it originates in animals but can cause…
In search of clarity on supplements: Five myths worth busting
Myth #3: You can take them and not worry about your diet Evidence suggests that many nutrients are…
Millions of women get UTIs each year. An antibiotic 30 years in the making is finally offering hope.
Most UTIs, or urinary tract infections, are anything but subtle. When you’ve got one, you constantly feel like…