Nilay S. Shah, MD, MPH, discusses new data supporting selective use of CAC for those with borderline-to-intermediate risk.

Regulatory restrictions are deterring US physicians in solo and independent practices from charging less for cash payments.

Need a little levity? This week’s medical cartoon offers a canine presenting with Great‑Dane identity dysphoria.

A meta-analysis that compared orforglipron doses supports titrating to the 36-mg maintenance dose for patients with obesity.

Kidney stone disease is becoming increasingly common in children, with rates nearly doubling over the past 2 decades and ...

Interventional cardiology is no longer defined solely by deploying stents or inserting catheters. It has evolved into ...

Yvette C. Terrie, RPh, BS Pharm, discusses striking the right balance between AI and human interaction in healthcare.

Ready for a dose of dry humor? This week’s medical cartoon examines full‑body bandage‑based behavior modification.

That expectation gap deserves far more attention in clinical practice. Expectations are not peripheral to treatment. A ...

Raman Gokal, MD, MBChB, discusses how negative beliefs and emotional states may contribute to chronic disease.

For select cardiologists who manage heart failure (HF) populations, that distinction will carry financial consequences ...

Administrators often view missed calls as an efficiency issue. Patients experience something different: uncertainty. That ...