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Sonidegib becomes second hedgehog inhibitor for locally advanced disease.

We need doctors who understand life and people, not just lab test readouts and scientific papers.

These slides summarize the latest sun safety dos and don’ts, providing the most sound and sensible patient education recommendations under the sun.

Now . . . the follow-up to the sequel you've all been waiting for! We proudly present half a dozen unadulterated pearls of clinical wisdom--fully illustrated--culled from articles submitted by physicians to this web site over the years.

With assisted reproduction widespread, all physicians, including primary care providers, should be familiar with presenting symptoms of OHSS.

The woman reported no other abdominal or gastrointestinal symptoms; menses were regular; a pregnancy test was negative. What next?

Watch this live video exam and hear details from the boy's mother about the acute, widespread eruption. What's your diagnosis?

The pain was immediate at T5-6 after he struck his head on the pool bottom. Can you Dx his injury based on the video interview?

Bare-bones guidelines to starting your own ideal medical clinic, courtesy of Pamela Wible, MD.

Results of a new study suggest men with borderline "low T" may have undiagnosed depression or depressive symptoms and that screening should be increased.

Ankle injuries are extremely common but aren't always straightforward. Look at this patient's history and x-rays. What do you see?

Dr Pam Wible takes you through, step-by-step.

A woman is 277% more likely to get help with weight loss than a man, according to new research in Britain. It can’t be much different in the US. Here’s how to help the guys.

The 35-year-old man is a new patient for you. He says he was given Vicodin when he had a similar injury a number of years ago. How do you proceed?

What is causing this 14-year-old boy’s “shortage of breath"? Watch the video for clues and choose your diagnosis.

And now . . . the sequel to “The 10 Worst Medical Sentences Ever Written” that you’ve been waiting for!

Just shy of 200,000 lives were lost in 2010 to diseases linked to sugared beverage consumption, according to a new study. Get a full summary here.