Recent Research

Older patients with prostate, breast, or lung cancer are more likely to be hospitalized after chemotherapy if they take more than five other medicines.

Pregnant women should stay in touch with physicians via telemedicine as needed, and keep precautionary distancing measures.

Telehealth is vital not just as a means of triaging patients, but also as a safe way for quarantined doctors to continue to help with relief efforts.

Research among nursing students shows that past experience living in poverty or volunteering in impoverished communities, does not sufficiently build empathy towards patients who experience poverty.

According to new analysis, banks may use advance knowledge of mergers and acquisitions to invest in rising stocks more commonly than expected.

New study provides comprehensive assessment of metrics and points to key benchmarks for physician trainees considering a career in academics

The advanced technology has the potential to change acute stroke treatment.

The naturally occurring molecule N-acetylcysteine (NAC) shows benefit in a clinical trial for multiple sclerosis.

Jefferson researcher tells us how she is studying the ingredients in plants like turmeric that could have medicinal or healing properties

New research shows that both strands of microRNA cooperate to drive growth and aggressiveness across cancer types, suggesting that these molecules may be more central in deadly cancers than previously thought.
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