Medical Studies
Tonix Pharmaceuticals Highlights Persistent Opioid Use in Fibromyalgia Patients Despite Guidelines
A Tonix Pharmaceuticals study reveals that 40% of fibromyalgia patients still receive opioid prescriptions, underscoring a gap between clinical practice and evidence-based recommendations and highlighting the need for non-opioid treatments like TONMYA.
Sexual Difficulties Common in Young Cancer Survivors, Study Finds
A new doctoral study from Karolinska Institutet reveals that young adults often experience sexual problems after cancer treatment, with severity varying by cancer type and treatment intensity.
Stress Cardiac MRI Testing Improves Angina Diagnosis and Patient Outcomes, Study Finds
New research presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2025 demonstrates that stress cardiac MRI testing significantly improves diagnosis accuracy and quality of life for patients with chest pain despite clear coronary arteries.
New Initiative Aims to Improve Surgical Outcomes for Hemorrhagic Stroke Patients
The American Heart Association launches a nationwide initiative to standardize and improve surgical treatments for hemorrhagic strokes, which are responsible for over 40% of stroke-related deaths despite accounting for only 13% of cases.
Two Decades of Progress: Heart Failure Care Shows Significant Improvement
A comprehensive analysis of the American Heart Association's Get With The Guidelines® - Heart Failure program reveals substantial advancements in heart failure patient care over 20 years, demonstrating how data-driven quality improvement efforts can dramatically enhance patient survival rates.