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Our month of weekly adult vaccination quizzes is complete. Take the comprehensive post-test and see what you've learned.

Adding oral vitamin D supplements to standard asthma medications can get it done.

Wanted: Physicians who will interact with patients the way a good financial counselor would.

Scroll through this compact slide show for review of gaps in US adult vaccination practice and how primary care can help fill them.

For the busy primary care physician, the AHRQ ePSS delivers immediate, patient-specific screening recommendations.

Renal and hepatic disease put your patients at high risk for vaccine-preventable disease. Find out what you know about how to protect them.

Do HIV patients need a MenACWY booster? Can pregnant women receive the HPV vaccine? Answers and more quiz questions, here.

The HEEADSSS psychosocial interview is a comprehensive aid to help discuss with adolescents social and emotional aspects of life that may impact physical health.

Dr Bobby Lazzara reviews 5 medical apps available in iTunes. Which ones are you using?

Test your knowledge of the latest management recommendations for a growing public health problem.

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?