A 2-year-old boy is seen for 2 days of cough, high fever, vomiting, and a rash. Is the rash location a clue to diagnosis? 

Three siblings share a scaly, lizard-like rash. Neither parent has the condition. What do you think this could be?

Highlights include: Eliminating dangerous drug abbreviation habits, easy-to-use online drug interaction checkers, and more. 

Sample: Approximately what percentage of patients with major depressive disorder may actually suffer from atypical depression, according to DSM-IV criteria?

How much do you know about the impact of opioids on the endocrine and immune systems? Take our 9-question quiz to find out. 

What tips can you give your patients to help them lead a healthier lifestyle? Click through this quick slideshow to find out. 

Patient Care scoured the web to find the top news in medicine this month that could affect your practice. Which ones made the cut?

Which immunization apps should you put on your mobile device today? Our app reviewer offers the complete rundown. 

A new study found that post-hip fracture, less than 5% of elderly patients were started on osteoporosis medication despite high risk for recurrent fracture.

What does a common species of water fowl have in common with this finger injury?

How can your local pharmacy help improve patient outcomes and reduce cost of care? A PharmD explains these 5 "hidden gem" services. 

The new USPSTF osteoporosis screening recommendations are out. Find out what's new and how much you know.

How much do you know about the aftermath of a nonfatal opioid overdose? Take our 10-question quiz to find out.

How much do you know about fibromyalgia? Take our 12-question quiz to find out your fibromyalgia IQ. 

What new drugs should you know about from the second quarter of 2018? Scroll through our quick slideshow to find out.

Do you do locum tenens work or think you might be interested? Our app reviewer looks at 5 apps that help you plan, stay organized, manage budgets, and relax.

Patient Care scoured the web to find the top news in medicine this month that could affect your practice. Which ones made the cut?

The gap in Medicare Part D coverage, aka "the donut hole," may be a problem for many of your older patients, starting right about now.

Are this young woman’s chest pain and SOB a reaction to Levaquin, started a few days ago? She’s had a similar reaction to other antibiotics. Your Dx?

How can you avoid at least these 5 key reasons for a call? One pharmacist has some guidance.