George M. Solomon, MD, discusses whether proton pump inhibitors increase the risk of exacerbation of bronchiectasis.
PAI's Kelly Kenney discusses survey findings highlighting physicians’ concerns over corporate oversight of medical practice.
Frank Brodkey, MD, explains why rigorous clinical skepticism is essential when interpreting critical care research.
Dr. MedLaw discusses how on-call responsibilities intersect with Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act liability.
Michael Grant, MD, explores how clinicians can overcome real-world barriers to molecular testing in resected NSCLC.
Our findings support a shift toward a person-centered, dimensional approach to psychiatry,” says Julie Jourdan.
Artificial intelligence has proven its value in payer pilot programs, but the larger challenge is scaling these solutions ...
"Ultimately, digital medical resources expand medical education rather than supplant it," says Christina Sheil, MD.
Ready for a puff of levity? Check out this week’s medical cartoon featuring a patient with late‑life oscillatory outflow.
Looking for levity? This week’s medical cartoon spotlights a case of recurrent toy‑related tarsal tenderness.
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