Perspective

• ASRM 2018 Featured News
  Medscape, September 2018
• TCT 2018 Read clinically focused news coverage of key developments from TCT 2018
  theheart.org on Medscape, September 2018
• CHEST 2018 Featured News
  Medscape, September 2018
• Sep 21, 2018 This Week in Cardiology   ASA, polypharmacy, statins and obesity treatments are the topics discussed by Dr John Mandrola in this week’s podcast
  theheart.org on Medscape, September 2018
• Focus on Lifestyle Changes: The Indian Diabetes Guidelines   The ABCs of the Indian Diabetes Guidelines: Dr Rucha Mehta compares these guidelines with the ADA guidelines.
  Medscape Family Medicine, September 2018
• Dispelling the Myths About Obesity Is obesity a choice? Are people just lazy or suffering from 'food addiction'? Dr Akshay Jain responds to the results of a recent Medscape poll and says it's time to dispel the myths about obesity.
  Medscape Diabetes & Endocrinology, September 2018
• A 45-Year-Old Woman With Palpitations: USMLE Question A 45-year-old woman presents with heart palpitations. What is the most likely cause?
  Osmosis, September 2018
• Metformin and the Risk for Lactic Acidosis in CKD Dr Bansal reviews several studies that evaluate the safety of metformin in patients with chronic kidney disease.
  Medscape Nephrology, September 2018
• WCLC 2018 Featured News
  Medscape, September 2018
• Can NPs and PAs Replace Hospitalists?   Are physician-extenders just as capable of caring for patients as hospitalists are?
  Medscape Hospital Medicine, September 2018
• Diagnosing Diabetes With a Single Blood Sample   What is the clinical utility of a single-sample confirmatory definition of diabetes? Dr Elizabeth Selvin discusses the results of her study.
  Medscape Diabetes & Endocrinology, September 2018
• Marrying or Medicine: Does a White Coat Make Dating Harder? Medical training takes place right when most people are settling down with spouses and partners. When it comes to love and a career in medicine, some challenges are more overwhelming than others.
  Medscape Med Students, September 2018
• A New Reason to Be Wary of SGLT2s   Exceedingly serious adverse events in patients taking these hypoglycemic agents have been reported. Which are the culprit drugs?
  Medscape Internal Medicine, September 2018
• Have Relaxed PSA Recs Resulted in Unchecked Prostate Cancer?   Are patients being diagnosed with more advanced prostate cancer now that PSA screening recommendations have changed? Dr Chodak reviews a study seeking to answer this question.
  Medscape Urology, September 2018
• Epinephrine in Cardiac Arrest: Answers or Just More Questions? Dr Amal Mattu asks the question: does a recent study in NEJM resolve the controversy on the use of epinephrine in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest?
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, September 2018
• Rosacea: 5 Things to Know These five things include some lesser known, but critically important, facts about rosacea and its management.
  Medscape Dermatology, September 2018
• MONALEESA-3 Expands Endocrine Tx for Advanced Breast Cancer The MONALEESA-3 trial marks an important step forward for endocrine therapies for advanced breast cancer, argues Lidia Schapira.
  Medscape Oncology, September 2018
• ACG 2018 Featured News
  Medscape, September 2018
• Extended- vs Narrow-Spectrum Antibiotics in Appendicitis What is the best choice of antibiotic therapy for uncomplicated appendicitis in children? Dr Lowenfels comments on a study published in Annals of Surgery.
  Medscape General Surgery, September 2018
• 'Twitter Cheerleaders': A Megaphone for Bad Science A new class of physician has emerged in the era of social media: cheerleaders who hype new cancer drugs on Twitter. But what we desperately need are realistic scientific appraisals, argues Vinay Prasad.A new class of physician has emerged in the era of social media: cheerleaders who hype new cancer drugs on Twitter. But what we desperately need are realistic scientific appraisals, argues Vinay Pra
  Medscape Oncology, September 2018