
Noninvasive vagus nerve stimulation may be a viable method for the treatment of acute episodic migraine, according to a new study.

Noninvasive vagus nerve stimulation may be a viable method for the treatment of acute episodic migraine, according to a new study.

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.

What is the impact on insulin dose, A1c, body weight of adding GLP-1 RA to a MDI insulin regimen? Three studies from ADA 2018 illuminate.

Three studies at ADA 2018 highlight the current track record of SGLT-2is in reducing CV-related morbidity and mortality.

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

Should you: Stop a DPP-4i when you start insulin? Prescribe initial triple combination Rx? What about SGLT2i + DPP-4i + MET vs insulin + MET? Find out.

How do 2nd generation basal insulin formulations perform vs their predecessors? We report highlights of 3 important studies from the ADA 78th Scientific Sessions.

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.

What's your pain IQ? Find out with this 12-question round-up from popular Patient Care pain quizzzes.

The newest HCV guidance is out on special populations. Are you up to date? Take our short, 5-question quiz to find out.

Is there a link between stroke knowledge and OAC preferences in patients with AF? According to a new study, yes.

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

What impact could the latest 2017 hypertension guidelines have on your patients? Click through our quick slideshow to find out.

A teen boy has tried everything for his "zits" without improvement. Take a close look at the eruption. Acne? Or, something else? Another Case Study from the Clinic.

Studies of celiac disease at DDW 2018 found low rates of non-celiac gluten sensitivity, lower detection in women vs men, and that the pediatric poulation is underdiagnosed.

Highlights of H. pylori-focused research at Digestive Disease Week: a noninvasive assessment tool, need for eradication testing, and patterns of treatment resistance.

Do the current LBP guidelines for primary care have it right? If so, are you up-to-date on them? Find out with our 11-question quiz.

Money talks in a new study showing financial incentives, in addition to free smoking cessation aids, help employees quit smoking at a higher rate.

Functional constipation-it’s stubborn. Our MD onsite at Digestive Disease Week briefs you on 5 new Dx and Rx approaches.

News from DDW 2018: GERD is appearing in younger patients; PPI first use linked to many adverse events; and, new test for bile salts in saliva.