Find out what you know about the vaccination needs of your most vulnerable patients in this month's Special Report on Adult Vaccination.

One clinician's encounter with kindness at the department of motor vehicles was just the Rx for burnout that day.

Data published in the US this summer on STIs suggested there may be a time when we are unable to treat gonorrhea infections.

A number of states and the District of Columbia have laws that exclude apologies from admissibility in court.

In response to increasing combined misuse of both drug classes, the FDA requires all formulations to carry its strongest warning.

Two recent studies reported in the Journal of Clinical Oncology reported opposite results on the influence of obesity on different types, stages of cancer.

Left scleral icterus is the only prominent physical finding in the 86-year-old who presented with transient aphasia, ataxia, and general asthenia. Can you dx?

More than half the adult deaths worldwide in 2015 were caused by 10 diseases; can you name them? More life & death details, here.

Bilateral tiny lumps in a 4-month-old boy's heels are making his mother anxious. Get a close look at the lesions and enter your Dx.

A short slide show highlights results of 6 new clinical studies that look at death, risk of death, and cheating death.

Asthenia and developmental delay seem at odds with well-defined musculature in this 9-month-old. What Dx do you suspect?

States are on track to spend only 1.8% of the CDC-recommended 15% of tobacco-related revenues on tobacco control programs.

The large vessel vasculitis is more common among older adults and extremely dangerous if missed. Get answers to 3 questions you should ask.

Scroll through the slides for an Affordable Care Act “study” and other Web articles of interest to primary care.

Better living through science: reprinted from partner MedPage Today, this review looks at the "diseasification" of "low T" and "hypoactive sexual desire."

What is in your differential diagnosis for this lesion observed in the mouth of a 52-year-old man?

A 32-year-old man arrives at the ED unable to walk after jumping from a wall. This foot injury is often missed on x-ray. Do you see it?

Missed fractures of the foot are not uncommon. Examine the lateral x-ray view of this injury carefully to understand why.

Discreet delivery of controlled-release buprenorphine could be a game changer in treating addiction--but only if its affordable.

See what surveyed patients had to say about their physicians, the ACA, and the rising price of health care.