Among patients with IBD, younger adults, women, and those with lower income and education experience more financial toxicity.

Crohn's disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease that requires long-term medical and surgical management to improve quality of life.

Pregnant individuals with syphilis and HCV coinfection had higher rates of congenital syphilis outcomes compared with those without HCV.

Real-time continuous glucose monitoring (rt-CGM) reduced large-for-gestational-age (LGA) births in women with gestational diabetes.

The CDC no longer recommends universal hepatitis B vaccination at birth, instead excluding babies born to mothers negative for hepatitis B.

Influenza cases have increased more quickly than expected in New York City and the surrounding areas and earlier in the season.

Higher psychological resilience and mental well-being significantly reduces the risk for irritable bowel syndrome.

A dual-strain probiotic (L acidophilus LA-5 and B lactis BB-12) significantly improved global symptoms, symptom severity, and QOL in adults with nonconstipated IBS.

Most US adults, whether they are publicly or privately insured, report being satisfied with their health insurance.

Lower arterial pressure during septic shock is associated with higher mortality and kidney injury among patients with cirrhosis.