Shannon Kooker, RN, discusses how staffing shortages drive safety errors and why non‑punitive reporting is essential.
Joanna Tsai, MD, and Stuart C. Ray, MD, discuss how to diagnose and treat bacterial and fungal co- and superinfections.
Need a lift? This week's medical cartoon delivers a tall dose of derm‑humor involving a puzzling presentation!
Gorlin syndrome (GS) is an uncommon inherited condition marked by a lifelong tendency to develop multiple basal cell ...
Amram Kahn, MD, discusses shifting diabetes care from A1c targets to early GLP-1–driven cardiometabolic risk reduction.
When an adult patient develops sepsis, clinicians often prescribe corticosteroids to counteract the dysregulated immune ...
CMR‑based evaluation reduces radiation exposure for ED patients with indeterminate troponin levels and possible ACS.
Stephen J. Walker, PhD, and Heather Florio, CEO, unpack the misdiagnosis of urinary tract infections and antibiotic overuse.
Two experts offer an in-depth look at the challenges and opportunities for integrating mental health into HIV care.
Intravenous thrombolysis has become a fairly standard therapy for significant early ischemic stroke, with approximately ...
Take a moment for some mole‑ecular humor as this week's medical cartoon turns dermatology into a full‑on wildlife survey.
A recent narrative review looks at the most effective and emerging options for diagnosing and treating basal cell carcinoma.
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