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Who, exactly, is protecting doctors from being misdiagnosed, mistreated, and abused?

The patient felt like her "head would explode" from the pain on the left side of her face. Watch the ED video and formulate your own diagnosis.

Doctors who don't know their patients make easily avoidable technical mistakes that can have tragic consequences. The best way "to do no harm" is to know and understand your patient.

Is med school now a place where students meet doctors they'd never want to become? Is anyone modeling the happy doc in solo practice?

Must reads about the latest news and trends in healthcare careers. . .

The mother reports the child spilled hot liquid while removing a cup from the microwave. Does the injury match the claim?

More men are turning not to illegal anabolic steroids but to legal appearance- and performance-enhancing drugs, ones that pose a health threat all their own.

How do you know if you're being abused? See if any of the video testimony here rings true.

The patient reports the chest pain began 6 days ago during a vacation abroad. She denies any injury. What does the chest x-ray reveal?

Four days of facial swelling was preceded by several months of fatigue, leg pain, rapid weight gain. Watch the video exam for more clues to Dx.

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?