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What does the latest research show on obesity? Scroll through our slideshow to see what three recent studies found on obesity. 

Do you know what percentage of US adults report binge drinking? Or how much alcohol sold is consumed while binge drinking? Take our 12-question quiz to find out. 

Sudden onset of difficulty breathing, dry mouth, and stiff, swollen neck and throat. . . what diagnostic clue do the patient's socks offer, and what action should follow?

How much do you know about e-cigarettes? Take our 10-question quiz to put your knowledge to the test.

The role of benziodiazepines in the opioid epidemic is largely overlooked. What do you know about the role of these agents in the mounting number of overdoses and deaths?

We top-line 5 migraine tracking & management apps that stand out from the many available and our app reviewer points out defining features.

Are you up-to-date on the wide variety and variable potency of cannabis products your patients may use? Test yourself and find out.

What does primary care compensation look like these days? Would you choose primary care all over again? Here: key highlights that shed light from a Medscape Physician Compensation Report.

Here: a quick overview of updates to the diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis.

Can a physician's age affect treatment outcome? It did in this study of hospitalized elderly patients.

This 43-year-old man has known alcohol addiction but has never had post-withdrawal leg weakness. What tests would you order to Dx cause? 

For PCPs, now poised to play a bigger role in screening and care for patients with HCV, we highlight 10 forces reshaping the HCV landscape.

Methadone and buprenorphine are underutilized as treatment for opioid addiction. Is one safer? More effective? More convenient? Take the quiz.

Our app reviewer toplines the Pixel 2 features that busy PCPs need most. Brand allegiance aside, aren't new smartphone features always worth a look? 

Newest news on coffee, from BMJ: "...more likely to benefit health than to harm it..." High vs low intake reduces risk of diabetes and  Alzheimer disease. Plus, more. 

Physical exam, including vitals, is normal although patient is tremulous. Blood sent for labs, so look for clues in the ECG. 

Here: a quick look at newly approved agents for primary care that will soon be coming your way.

Patient complains of pain and severe vision loss; initial impression, hyphema. Proceed with standard treatment, or not?