Multimodal strategies can prevent delirium after cardiovascular procedures, emphasizing risk factors and screening.
Featured Articles
Dr. Jha explores when pituitary MRIs are truly needed in patients with multiple endocrine neoplasia type 1.
Gregory Phillips II, PhD, discusses how culturally tailored HIV interventions can improve adherence and reduce stigma.
Dr. Vinod Dasa discusses the NOPAIN act’s impact to date and what needs to happen going forward.
Dr. Derek Chu discusses his team’s JAMA Pediatrics-published research involving 2.8 million pediatric participants.
Wendy Smith Begolka, MBS, shares strategies to better meet the needs of patients with chronic inflammatory skin diseases.
Emily H. Adhikari, MD, discusses a clinical practice algorithm designed to help clinicians evaluate patients for syphilis.
Dr. Galinos Barmparas shares expert insights on how frailty shapes operative risk and the subsequent clinical trajectory
Drs. Jessa Miller and Amrita Ray discuss the paradox of increasing incidence and decreasing mortality in AIFRS.
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Doctor's Voice
Rising incidence rates in younger populations demand expansion of current screening and prevention efforts.
Shannon Kooker, RN, says rural hospital closures are triggering risky delays in chronic, mental health, and veteran care.
Dr. Linda Girgis provides expert advice on how to provide patient care during unexpected events.
Dr. MedLaw explains how office-sharing can create “ostensible partnership” liability.
Knowledge Hub
Physician’s Weekly has developed an innovative, peer-led initiative designed to transform the way oncologists engage
Physician’s Weekly has developed an innovative, peer-led initiative designed to transform the way physicians engage
Physician’s Weekly has launched an innovative, peer-led initiative to revolutionize how clinicians engage with research
Business of Medicine
Dr. MedLaw discusses evolving judicial expectations regarding clinician use of AI.
Dr. Derek Hrabovsky explains how clinical capability without sustainable capacity creates silent erosion.
Key considerations for aligning financial technology partnerships with tangible outcomes.
In this video, Jess Craig explores the impact of the surge in cash‑based clinics amid growing physician strain.
Cartoons
This week’s medical cartoon keeps us on a short leash with a canine “personal trainer”.
If your on-clock time feels a wild stunt reel, dive into this week’s medical cartoon for a big break!
This week’s medical cartoon hits the backbone of clinical life: an “urgent” visit that’s been 11 years in the making.
This week’s medical cartoon highlights the unexpected side effect of mixing red and blue pills: laughter.
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