Yale Medicine otolaryngologist Dr. Benjamin Judson discusses new treatments and surgical techniques that are boosting ...

Extended screen use can strain the neck and shoulders, but a Yale Medicine spine expert says simple habit changes can help relieve pain and prevent long-term problems. Tech neck—a term used to ...

Lower-than-approved doses of GLP-1 medications and isotretinoin (Accutane) are trending on social media. Our experts discuss safety, effectiveness, and who may—or may not—be appropriate candidates.

Yale Medicine specialists explain how new oral forms of GLP-1 obesity medications work, how effective they are, and what to consider before switching from the shot. If you’ve been avoiding GLP-1 ...

A Yale Medicine physician discusses when a rabies vaccination may be necessary. Human cases of rabies are rare in the United States—fewer than five people develop the disease per year—but exposure to ...

A fear of needles and logistical hurdles are just two reasons some people may skip their annual flu vaccine. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) removed those obstacles by approving the at-home use ...

Autism diagnoses among adults are rising fast. A Yale Medicine expert discusses why it’s happening and what to know if you're considering an evaluation. James McPartland, PhD, director of Yale Child ...

One of the most common questions women have about intrauterine devices (IUDs) is if insertion hurts, says Tessa Madden, MD, a Yale Medicine obstetrician-gynecologist and family planning specialist.

Such episodes are more common than most people realize, but early diagnosis and treatment can make a difference. When a person has a psychotic episode, they lose touch with reality and may display a ...

Restless legs syndrome (RLS) triggers an irresistible urge to move the legs to alleviate what some describe as a creeping, crawling, prickly, tingly sensation that bothers them when they are drowsy or ...

The prescription pill is said to be nonaddictive. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved a new, non-opioid prescription pill—suzetrigine. Sold under the brand name Journavx™, the ...

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