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Should We Use Saline or Tap Water for Cleansing Wounds?
Dr. George Lundberg discusses using tap water to cleanse wounds.
Expert Viewpoint, June 2008
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Supportive Data for Use of Etanercept To Treat Psoriasis in Pediatric Patients
Does this series support the safety for the use of biologic agents for psoriasis in young people?
Journal Article, June 2008
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Responding to the American Siege Against Continuing Medical Education
Dr. George Lundberg provides his take on the current CME funding conflict.
Editorial, June 2008
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Response to AMA's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs Draft Report on "Ethical Guidance for Physicians and the Profession With Respect to Industry Support for Professional Education in Medicine"
Harvard Professor Tom Stossel describes the scholarly ethical basis for industry support for medical research and education.
Expert Viewpoint, June 2008
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The Limits of Apology Laws
Apology laws diminish clinicians'/administrators' reluctance to disclose medical errors and will encourage systemic changes needed to improve patient safety. But how will this play out in practice?
Journal Article, June 2008
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How Do I Differentiate Normal Aging of the Skin From Pathologic Conditions?
I see a lot of geriatric patients. How do I distinguish normal aging of the skin from pathologic conditions?
Expert Viewpoint, June 2008
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Let's Get Real About Conflicts of Interest in Medicine
John F. Kamp, PhD, JD, Executive Director, Coalition for Healthcare Communication, New York, discusses complexities in conflicts of interest.
Expert Viewpoint, June 2008
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The Meaning of Life in Medicine
H. Steven Moffic, MD, Professor of Psychiatry at the Medical College of Wisconsin, discusses the meaning of life.
Editorial, June 2008
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Clinicians Need to Redesign Their Clinical Practices to Further Stimulate the Adoption of Electronic Health Records
Peter Yellowlees, MD, Professor of Psychiatry and Director of Academic Information Systems at UC Davis, Sacramento, California, explains why you should redesign your practice for electronic records.
Editorial, June 2008
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Direct Tissue Proteomics in Human Diseases: Potential Applications to Melanoma Research
The authors explore techniques that may assist in the discovery of new biomarkers and may lead to new diagnostic tests, risk assessment and staging tools as well as improvement in therapeutics.
Journal Article, June 2008
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Adverse-Drug-Event Data Provided by Pharmaceutical Companies
Is it worth your time to query drug companies' information specialists about potential adverse drug events?
Journal Article, June 2008
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CME/CE
The Eyes Have It: Minimally Invasive Rejuvenation of the Periorbital Region
Learn how to assess and treat volume loss within the periorbital frame in this video lecture presented by Dr. Hema Sundaram.
Slide/Lecture Presentation, May 2008
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CME/CE
Techniques for Minimally Invasive Rejuvenation of the Periorbital Region
Dr. Hema Sundaram reviews 2 cases that illustrate how to rejuvenate the periorbital region with minimally invasive techniques.
Clinical Case, May 2008
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CME/CE
ASAPS 2008: Dermal Fillers - Beyond the Basics
Review advanced injection techniques for dermal fillers in this video discussion with Dr. Mark Jewell, Dr. Steven Yoelin, and Dr. Julius Few.
Commentary, May 2008
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Overcoming Barriers to Reporting Adverse Drug Events
These strategies make it easier to report adverse drug events, which is an important responsibility for clinicians.
Expert Viewpoint, May 2008
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CME/CE
A Puzzling Facial Rash on a 17-Year-Old Boy
A 17-year-old boy presents to the pediatric infectious disease clinic with a 10-day history of a facial rash. The rash began as several pimples over the forehead and cheek that spread to most of the right side of his face. The lesions are not itchy, but they are painful. No improvement was noted with 2 separate courses of antibiotic therapy. The patient is very active on his school wrestling team, and he was happily preparing for an upcoming competition. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Clinical Case, May 2008
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Word Use and Semantics in Alternative Medicine: A Survey of Editors of Medical and Related Journals
This original article investigates the views, practices, and policies of medical journal editors on the use of words and phrases present in alternative medicine manuscripts submitted for publication.
Journal Article, May 2008
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American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) - The Aesthetic Meeting 2008
Read clinically focused coverage of key developments from the meeting.
Conference Coverage, May 2008
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CME/CE
Ear Pain and a Rash in a 24-Year Old Man
A 24-year-old man with HIV presents to the ED with intensifying left ear pain, swelling, and dizziness. His hearing in his left ear is muffled compared to that in his right ear. There is no history of trauma or allergic reactions, and the patient does not take any medications. The physical examination is notable for an obviously erythematous and edematous left ear, as well as a subtle left facial droop and weakness. What is the diagnosis?
Clinical Case, May 2008
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Physicians: Organize for High Performance
Anthony Shih, MD, MPH, Assistant Vice President, Quality Improvement and Efficiency, The Commonwealth Fund, New York, explains why US healthcare delivery systems should be revamped.
Editorial, May 2008
