Perspective

• EHSF 2018 Featured News
  Medscape, January 2019
• Jan 18 2019 This Week in Cardiology   Burnout, aspiration thrombectomy, fish intake, insurance coverage, and the gout drug febuxostat are discussed in this week’s podcast.
  theheart.org on Medscape, January 2019
• 5 Persisting Myths About Flu and the Flu Vaccine Experts dispel persistent myths about the flu and flu vaccines in the hopes that more people will seek vaccination and keep themselves and others well during the full flu season.
  Medscape Infectious Diseases, January 2019
• Virtual Reality: A New Reality for Orthopedic Surgery   The Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America has developed a virtual reality training module with the potential to dramatically change the way that surgeons learn.
  Medscape Orthopedics, January 2019
• GICS 2019 Read clinically focused news coverage of key developments from GICS 2019.
  Medscape Oncology, January 2019
• ADHD and Age: Can a Month Really Matter? Do children born in August really have higher rates of ADHD?
  Medscape Pediatrics, January 2019
• How Hospitalists Can Improve Shift-to-Shift Patient Handoffs Improving handoff communication and procedures results in dramatic decreases in medical errors. Presented are five strategies to build better patient handoffs.
  Medscape Hospital Medicine, January 2019
• New Technologies Spread Precision Medicine to the Community   Drs Kris, Rolfo, and Jänne discuss the growing role of technology and artificial intelligence in cancer care.
  Medscape Oncology, January 2019
• Malpractice Case: The Danger of Not Referring to a Specialist Although primary care physicians are handling more of their patients' ailments, they should always seek specialty guidance when needed.
  Cooperative of American Physicians, January 2019
• More Female Leadership in Medicine Helps Everyone A new study shows a lack of female leadership in medical societies, highlighting a greater problem in medicine overall.
  Medscape Pediatrics, January 2019
• Vasculitis: Overview Video   This video covers the pathophysiology of vasculitis in general, as well as more specific conditions like giant cell arteritis, Takayasu arteritis, Kawasaki disease, polyarteritis nodosa, and others.
  Osmosis, January 2019
• GICS 2018 Featured News
  Medscape, January 2019
• Type 2 Diabetes Risk May Be Lower in Women With Migraine Dr Laurie Barclay on the future implications of this analysis of data from a large French prospective population-based study.
  Medscape Neurology, January 2019
• Four Ocular Abnormalities Not to Overlook in Children Even subtle symptoms may herald serious conditions. If missed on eye exams, they can have life-threatening consequences.
  Medscape Ophthalmology, January 2019
• Helping Patients Manage the Anxiety Behind CPM Does contralateral prophylactic mastectomy reduce breast cancer survivors' anxiety over the long term?
  Medscape Oncology, January 2019
• Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery: One Innovator's Journey Discussing the advances, personal and technological, that led to a career at the forefront of less invasive spine surgery.
  Hospital for Special Surgery, January 2019
• Lung Cancer Screening: One Size Does Not Fit All In an era highly focused on healthcare costs, can the expense of lung cancer screening be justified?
  Medscape Family Medicine, January 2019
• Endocrinopathy After Cancer Therapy: The Downside of Success With advances in cancer therapy, diseases that were once fatal are becoming chronic disorders, often with adverse endocrine effects.
  Medscape Diabetes & Endocrinology, January 2019
• Planned Parenthood's Leana Wen: Ready for a Good Fight The newly appointed president of Planned Parenthood girds up for yet another showdown with the Trump Administration.
  Medscape Ob/Gyn, January 2019
• Let's Reassure Women About the Safety of Vaginal Estrogen   Many women with genitourinary syndrome of menopause are hesitant to try vaginal estrogen. Can we put those fears to rest?
  Medscape Ob/Gyn, January 2019