Sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors (SGLT2is) may be prescribed to people with heart failure, chronic kidney disease, ...

"It's the first study to show a significant difference between all three covalent BTK inhibitors," says Daniel A. Ermann, MD.

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

As fireworks injuries and fires surge around July 4th, officials urge safer celebrations and greater public awareness nationwide.

To support physicians facing escalating economic pressures on independent practice, the AMA on June 11, 2026, launched an affinity program with Panacea Financial, a financial technology platform built ...

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 ...

Low dose steroids in GCA still carry risks; long-term use requires careful tapering and close patient-centered management.

Physician’s Weekly was the first company to focus on delivering medical information at the Point of Care via wallboards in back offices and break rooms. Nearly 40 years later, Physician’s Weekly ...

Serum lactate gained notoriety in critical care as a potential marker for tissue hypoxia and anaerobic metabolism among patients. With some differences, organizations including the Society of Critical ...

The law governing medical abandonment is predicated on the more dependent status of the patient in the relationship with the physician. Abandonment in the medical setting means the ending of needed ...

The first live birth to occur from a pregnant person with a uterine transplant took place in 2014. Since that time, the number of successful births continues to grow. Liza Johannesson, MD, PhD, and ...

Physicians are human. We all have limits, and we all make mistakes. The difference between us and most of humanity is that our mistakes can be lethal. In the current environment, most of us are ...