Women are less likely than men to receive thrombectomy. New data show the treatment can improve function and quality of life.

There’s no cure for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), but treatment can help manage symptoms over time. Doctors often combine medications with lifestyle changes like quitting smoking.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) can disrupt breathing-swallowing timing, raising dysphagia and aspiration pneumonia risk. COPD-related rapid, shallow breathing and weakened swallowing ...

Are you interested in being a COR 101 Student Facilitator for the Fall 2026 Semester? You can earn three credit-hours of free-elective credit, while developing networking connections and help new ...

News headlines Cencora, Inc. (COR) is experiencing notable developments, including a significant merger in the animal health sector and a robust earnings report that beat expectations. Analysts remain ...

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Drs Robert Glatter and Ken Milne discuss what the recent RSI trial reveals — and does not reveal — about choosing etomidate or ketamine for intubation in critically ill patients. A study on the ...