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Two Studies Change the View of ProbioticsResults from ground-breaking research show that fecal analysis is inadequate for studying probiotics and that probiotics may harm some patients.
Medscape Medical News, October 15, 2018
Most Older Patients OK With Deprescribing Most older adults (92%) were willing to stop taking at least one of their medications with permission from their physician, a survey of Medicare recipients has found.
Medscape Medical News, October 15, 2018
FDA Panel Delivers Mixed Views for Two New OpioidsAn FDA advisory committee gives the nod to a sublingual opioid, but amid loud criticism around safety, while narrowly recommending against approval for an intravenous preparation.
What Could the Midterm Elections Mean for Physicians?The November 6 midterms could support the Trump administration's healthcare policy or further the government's gridlock. Experts weigh in on the election's potential effects.
8 Traits of a Successful Medical Practice: MGMA 2018The MGMA surveyed medical practices to identify factors most common in those that succeed. Medscape spoke with MGMA's CEO about important factors in successful practices.
Medscape Medical News, October 2018
5 Tough New Ethical Dilemmas for DoctorsSome ethical dilemmas that physicians deal with in their practice have been around for many years, but new ones have arisen, revolving around technology and business practices.
ASRM 2018Access to Emergency Contraception Reduces Visits to the EDVisits to the emergency department (ED) for emergency contraception decreased precipitously after levonorgestrel EC, known as the morning-after pill, became available without a prescription.
