Christina A. Sheil, MD, shares how becoming a caregiver for her spouse transformed her understanding of medicine.

Take a calculated pause to examine this week's medical cartoon, featuring the gentlest break imaginable: a fraction.

The goal is not to import “fail fast” wholesale into medicine. Nor is it to preserve a system so risk-averse that it limits ...

Christina A. Sheil, MD, explains why polypharmacy has become one of the most significant challenges in modern healthcare.

Racial disparities in cancer care continue to extend beyond diagnosis and treatment into the realm of supportive care, ...

Research revising lifespan heritability upward to 55% may affect how clinicians advise their patients about genetic risk and ...

Cindy Salm Bauer, MD, explains why the best approach to peanut allergy management is one tailored to the patient and their ...

James F. Howard Jr., MD, discusses addressing long-standing gaps in seronegative disease care with efgartigimod.

Daniel C. Belz, MD, MPH, explores how Isoflavone-rich diets may ease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease symptoms.

Need a laugh? This week’s medical cartoon injects a little numb‑sense into your day.

Veterans with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer (ES-SCLC), including those with brain metastases, have seen improvements in survival since chemoimmunotherapy became standard of care, according to ...

The 2026 update to the American Urological Association and Society for Urologic Oncology (AUA/SUO) guideline on early prostate cancer detection reflects a major shift in how clinicians are expected to ...