Frank Brodkey, MD, explains why rigorous clinical skepticism is essential when interpreting critical care research.

Our findings support a shift toward a person-centered, dimensional approach to psychiatry,” says Julie Jourdan.

"Ultimately, digital medical resources expand medical education rather than supplant it," says Christina Sheil, MD.

Ophthalmic anesthesia demands careful preparation and precise execution because both patient factors and procedural ...

During a mass casualty event, demand for these lifesaving units often surges far beyond a hospital’s inventory,” says John ...

Alan C. Pao, MD, and Jesse A. Goodrich, PhD, discuss how everyday exposures to contaminants can contribute to kidney injury.

Looking for levity? This week’s medical cartoon spotlights a case of recurrent toy‑related tarsal tenderness.

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Jason L. Sperry, MD, MPH, shares insights into the clinical impact and logistics involved in pre-hospital resuscitation.

Raymond Douglas, MD, PhD, discusses new data showing retinal exams may provide a key opportunity for BP screening.