Bioterrorism and Disaster Medicine Features

• How Safe Is the Blackout Rage Gallon Drinking Trend?   Robert D. Glatter, MD, and Lewis S. Nelson, MD, discuss a drinking trend that has become popular on social media.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, April 21, 2023
• Endemic Melioidosis in the United States Melioidosis from B pseudomallei is now locally endemic to the southern continental United States.
  CDC Expert Commentary, April 21, 2023
• Spin Cycle: Do Preprints Overhype Their Findings?   Preprints offer more than new science; they offer spin as well, according to a recent study. F. Perry Wilson comments.
  Medscape, April 20, 2023
• COVID-19: 3 Years Later and Lessons Learned   We hit the streets and ask everyday folks what they’ve learned in the 3 years since COVID changed the world.
  WebMD, March 29, 2023
• Change Makers: Dr Anne Klibanski on Transforming Academic Medicine WebMD Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, speaks with Anne Klibanski, MD, on the future of academic medicine.
  Medscape, March 28, 2023
• Rogue Faculty and Academic Freedom in the Age of Misinformation   Should our nation's academic institutions rein in faculty who amplify conspiracy theories and spread potentially harmful falsehoods?
  Medscape, March 15, 2023
• Mar 03 2023 This Week in Cardiology   Renal denervation, AF ablation, omecamtiv mecarbil, and an ACC Preview are the topics discussed by John Mandrola, MD, in this week's podcast.
  theheart.org on Medscape, March 03, 2023
• Emergency Risk Communication for Healthcare Professionals The COCA and HAN team at CDC focuses on emergency preparedness and response communication tailored to healthcare professionals.
  CDC Expert Commentary, March 02, 2023
• The Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health Changes to healthcare triggered by the pandemic have had a deep and lasting effect on mental health and how physicians and patients perceive and react to challenging situations.
  Medscape Physician Business Academy, February 28, 2023
• New CDC Center Forecasting the Next Outbreak Modeling now allows CDC to identify and react quickly to emerging infectious disease threats.
  CDC Expert Commentary, February 28, 2023
• A Care-Related Wish List: Lessons From the Pandemic   Mark G. Kris, MD, discusses a wish list of important care-related considerations.
  Medscape Oncology, February 27, 2023
• Ukrainian Refugees With Cancer: Where Does the Burden Go?   Professor David Kerr discusses the challenge of cancer care for Ukrainian refugees and how Eastern Europe health systems are coping with it.
  Medscape Oncology, February 23, 2023
• S2 Episode 1: Immunotherapy and Small Cell Lung Cancer   Drs Jacob Sands and Jared Weiss discuss subtypes; ongoing clinical trials; durable, ongoing responses to therapy; and the potential for using the word 'cure' in the treatment of small cell lung cancer.
  Medscape, February 16, 2023
• One Health Explained One Health recognizes that the health of people, animals, plants, and our shared environment are closely linked and interdependent.
  CDC Expert Commentary, February 07, 2023
• Damar Hamlin's Cardiac Arrest: Key Lessons   Robert D. Glatter, MD; Paul E. Pepe, MD, MPH; and Michael "Mick" S. Molloy, MB, BCH, BAO, MSc, MCH, discuss the emergency team's response to Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest and possible causes.
  Medscape Emergency Medicine, January 19, 2023
• The Mathematician Who Knows Uncertainty Is Unavoidable   Eric Topol and Abraham Verghese chat with the UK's professor Hannah Fry about taking risks and asking the right questions.
  Medscape, January 18, 2023
• Medical Student Well-Being During the COVID-19 Pandemic A psychiatry resident and professor, co-authors of a study on psychological impacts of the pandemic on US med students, share their thoughts about what they uncovered.
  MDedge, January 09, 2023
• Could Vaccines Provide Better Immunity Than COVID Infection?   A new study seeks to answer a question that may be outdated in regard to COVID: whether it's better to obtain immunity through vaccination or natural infection.
  Medscape, December 20, 2022
• Medically Speaking, 2022 Was the Best Year Yet for Children Despite the headlines, we need to remember that children born today are better off than ever before.
  Medscape Pediatrics, December 05, 2022
• Love Them or Hate Them, Masks in Schools Work   F. Perry Wilson, MD, MSCE, Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine; Director, Clinical and Translational Research Accelerator, Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut
  Medscape, November 14, 2022