Primary psychosis: more to know, much more to do

Addiction Studies in Iran Neuroscientists Need to Do More

Diabetic Kidney Disease: Much Progress, But Still More to Do

W hen I was a medical student in the 1960s, about one-third of patients with type 1 diabetes developed end-stage renal disease (ESRD) by ~30 years' duration of diabetes (1), and there wasn't anything that could be done for them. Medicare only started paying for treatment of ESRD (dialysis/ transplantation) in the United States in 1973. So, most of those patients died. Recently, the Diabetes Con...

Social capital: much discussed, somewhat controversial, but more to do.

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Ramadan fasting: Do we need more evidence?

Over a billion of Muslims fast worldwide during Ramadan each year. Through this religious custom, fasting contributes to their health as well as their spiritual growth. However, available evidence regarding the health-benefits of Ramadan fasting is scarce and highly contentious. Although Islam exempts patients from fasting, many fast conceivably, and their clinical condition is prone to deterio...

Do We Know What We Do not Know? A Response to Celine Bonnet