Review finds no evidence supporting CDC changes to newborn hepatitis B vaccine guidelines; universal birth dose remains the safest strategy.

Research shows that acute stress modestly increases pinprick hypersensitivity when applied after sensitization has already been established.

A recent study supports implementing weekly, high-risk rounds in the pediatric ICU to reduce the risk for hospital-acquired conditions.

A consensus statement addresses treatment options for adults presenting with concerns for urinary tract infection in ambulatory triage.

The American Medical Association clarifies statements on gender-affirming care and guidance as state policy impacts transgender health care.

Infrapatellar fat pad glucocorticoid injections failed to show significant improvements in joint effusion or pain in knee osteoarthritis.

As measles continues to spread across the country, outbreaks are reportedly reaching college campuses and beyond adolescent populations.

Connor O'Brien, MD, provides an insight into awareness of dextrocardia and what clinicians can consider in the management of this population.

Among patients with chronic noncancer pain, a novel machine learning model effectively predicts opioid use disorder risk.

Compared with sham treatment, genicular nerve radiofrequency ablation provides superior and durable relief for chronic knee pain.

Recent pauses in CDC surveillance databases may compromise evidence for decision-making and policy related to various aspects of health care.