December 01, 2025

Psychiatry Editors Published More During Tenure, Study

An exploratory study suggests psychiatry Editors-in-Chief self-publish more often—and more frequently than their medicine counterparts—highlighting ongoing calls for clearer safeguards in editorial oversight.

Conexiant

December 01, 2025

Childhood Sjögren's Shows Dual Trajectories

Lymphoma rate reaches 13% in single-center UK cohort tracked up to 25 years; damage accumulation predominantly glandular

Conexiant

November 28, 2025

Global Myopia Awards

Double Stevie® award-winner announced

The Ophthalmologist

November 26, 2025

Is Prevention Always Better Than Cure?

German discussion paper calls for greater balance between preventative and curative measures for childhood blindness

The Ophthalmologist

November 25, 2025

FDA OKs First SMA Gene Replacement Therapy

The FDA approved Itvisma, the first gene replacement therapy for children 2 years and older, teens, and adults with spinal muscular atrophy, a one-time treatment that replaces the SMN1 gene and demonstrated improved motor function in Phase 3 studies.

Conexiant

November 25, 2025

Influenza Screening: Could a Taste-Based Sensor Play a Role?

Selective methylation of N-acetylneuraminic acid enabled a taste-releasing sensor to distinguish influenza neuraminidase from bacterial enzymes

The Pathologist

November 25, 2025

Do Psychiatry Journals Know Who's Paying Their Authors?

Analysis of 27 physician-authors finds top 10 earners accounted for 95% of unreported payments, predominantly from pharmaceutical companies.

Conexiant

November 24, 2025

‘It Should Have Never Been Published’ Debate Continues

Experts counter Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s claims about aluminum adjuvant safety, noting extensive evidence that aluminum-containing vaccines remain effective and well-validated.

KFF Health News

November 24, 2025

Why Youth E-Bike Injuries Are Increasing

Rising youth e-bike use and injuries amid limited federal oversight and evolving state safety rules.

KFF Health News