Today's health news spans sports medicine interventions, cancer treatment advances, pregnancy safety guidelines, and critical findings in chronic disease management and premature infant care.

FIFA's mandated hydration breaks for the 2026 World Cup in hot, humid conditions receive mixed medical response, with doctors supporting the intervention while some critics question its necessity for professional athletes.

A new evidence-based ENTIS webinar provides guidance on safe antibiotic use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, clarifying when amoxicillin, fosfomycin, and macrolides can be safely administered to protect both mother and infant.

Enfortumab vedotin plus pembrolizumab shows promising real-world success in treating metastatic urothelial carcinoma as a first-line therapy compared to traditional gemcitabine plus cisplatin regimens.

A decade-long study identifies aspiration pneumonia as the leading cause of death in late-stage Parkinson's disease, with worsening motor function, cognition, and depression predicting increased mortality risk.

Lower breathing pressure at birth in premature infants is linked to increased complications including higher need for mechanical ventilation and subsequent lung and eye complications, according to new clinical findings.

Anesthesiologists achieve a trademark victory against nurse anesthetists over the 'anesthesiologist' title, though nurses indicate they will continue using the designation despite the legal setback.

A UK-developed miscarriage care model identifies modifiable risk factors earlier than standard approaches while achieving high patient and staff satisfaction with the new care delivery system.

Patient engagement with dermatology visit notes in electronic portals shows significant disparities based on language, race, ethnicity, and clinician characteristics, revealing potential healthcare equity concerns.