
See what surveyed patients had to say about their physicians, the ACA, and the rising price of health care.

See what surveyed patients had to say about their physicians, the ACA, and the rising price of health care.

Check this brief slideshow for highlights of recently reported hot topics in GI research.

Lesions are warm to the touch; exam is unremarkable. Does mom have the answer? Do you?

Pain management research and education efforts are making the news. Here are the latest developments.

8 medical stories from the popular press that your patients are reading...you should, too.

This short slideshow highlights four new studies on eating habits that demonstrate how diet may affect patients’ health.

The 6 cases here provide a sampling of the many possible causes of bruising and a test of your diagnostic acumen.

Walk through this case of unexplained bruising in a young boy that proves signs and symptoms are not always what they appear to be.

Headache was a hot topic at the AAN Annual Meeting, and several studies have added to the literature. This slideshow summarizes the latest.

Spring has sprung! Click here for the latest research about some of the more common diseases of the season.

This case of "gnarly nails" takes you back to Physical Diagnosis 101. Do you recall the causes of pitting, clubbing and lines?

Using music in medicine is an ancient practice. Here we review recent research efforts to better understand and apply music’s healing powers.

They come from opposite coasts, but their symptoms are too similar to ignore. Can you find the common thread in these cases?

New US dietary guidelines emphasize the importance of vegetable consumption for stemming the tide of chronic diet-related diseases.

The eruption has become widespread over a 2-week period. Use your memory of dermatology basics to help make the diagnosis.

And now, back by popular demand ... 8 medical sentences that could benefit from a little editing.

In case you missed these February headlines, here are 5 stories from around the Web of interest to primary care.

The young woman's foot odor is accompanied by physical findings on the plantar surfaces. What's your Dx? Rx?

Recent research reveals how social media can help young patients avoid disease complications, how EHRs may ID patients for screening, and other findings.

Slide Show: Catch up on the shift in research on how best to balance fat intake to prevent cardiovascular disease.