Ethicist Art Caplan discusses Tylenol and autism after the White House announcement, focusing on physicians’ role in sharing correct information with patients.

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07.10.2025

Man With Lung Disease Faces Rare Mediastinal Bleed

Postoperative haemorrhage can appear unexpectedly even after routine appendicectomy, especially in patients with cardiopulmonary comorbidities.

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07.10.2025

The MAHA Report: A Solution to a Crisis or a Crisis Itself?

The report calls for more study of chronic disease, but real answers will come only from a scientific approach.

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07.10.2025

Are Polymicrobial Infections Linked to Worse ICU Outcomes?

A retrospective study finds that critically ill patients with monomicrobial and polymicrobial bloodstream infections have similar mortality and clinical outcomes.

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07.10.2025

Advances in Radiographic Assessment of Psoriatic Arthritis

Dr Philip Mease explores how modern imaging tools are reshaping the understanding of joint damage and progression in psoriatic arthritis.

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04.10.2025

RCPCH Issues New Standards Amid Rising Paediatric A&E Demand

New standards target rising paediatric A&E attendances, as experts warn children are failed by stretched and underfunded services.

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04.10.2025

Perinatal Suicide Attempt Risk Differs by Parental Sex

A large Swedish study shows that mothers' risk for suicide attempt decreases during and after pregnancy compared with baseline, but fathers face a higher risk during the late postpartum period.

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04.10.2025

Quick Take: Asthma-COPD Overlap Syndrome

Dr Neena Chandrasekaran discusses asthma-COPD overlap syndrome.

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03.10.2025

AI Scribes: A ‘Write’ Solution for Clinician Burnout?

The use of ambient AI scribes is associated with a reduction in clinician burnout after 30 days, with improvements noted in cognitive task load, attention to patients, and time spent on documentation.

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03.10.2025

Salas: Climate Change Touches Every Patient, Every Specialty

From heatwaves to wildfire smoke, climate change is reshaping healthcare delivery, Salas says. Clinicians need tools and policies to fill the gaps.

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03.10.2025

VTE and DVT and DOACs, Oh My! A PCP Guide to Anticoagulation

The Curbsiders will help you master the latest approaches for treating venous thromboembolism as they offer their insight into DOACs, DVTs, and reversal agents.

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03.10.2025

Infographic: A Report Card for Physicians’ Happiness

How many physicians in the US have side gigs, how fulfilling that outside work is, and leading reasons to pursue one are revealed by a Medscape survey.

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03.10.2025

ECTRIMS 2025: Key Therapeutic Highlights in RRMS

Insights from ECTRIMS 2025, including anticipated presentations, key takeaways, and how emerging research on DMTs in RRMS may affect patient care.

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02.10.2025

ChatGPT Advice Triggers Bromide Poisoning, Psychosis

Physicians warn that AI recommendations cannot substitute professional medical consultations, as shown in a case of bromide-induced psychosis.

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02.10.2025

A Journey From Corporate Insider to Healthcare Advocate

Wendell Potter is a former health insurance executive who became a whistleblower and a prominent advocate for healthcare reform. Dr Madelaine A. Feldman talked with him about his unique perspective.

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02.10.2025

When Cannabis Triggers Hyperemesis in Youth

Drs Glatter and Meltzer explore cannabis hyperemesis syndrome — why it's rising, how it presents, and best practices for emergency care.

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02.10.2025

Stroke History Complicates Future Pregnancy Journey

Women with a prior maternal ischaemic stroke show notable stroke recurrence rates during subsequent pregnancies.

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02.10.2025

Freestanding EDs Tied to Higher County-Level Medical Debt

The opening of hospital-owned freestanding EDs is associated with higher median medical debt and more residents in debt collections, a recent study suggests.

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01.10.2025

Beware of Metformin During Hospitalization?

Dr Paauw cites studies that show it is safe to continue metformin during hospitalization.

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01.10.2025

Salas: Climate Change Demands New Training for Clinicians

Climate change is altering the toolkit needed to practice medicine, Salas says. Clinicians will need new skills to handle emerging illnesses and disasters.

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01.10.2025

Nurse-Led ED Geriatric Assessment May Cut Admissions

A study finds that nurse-led geriatric assessment in the ED may reduce hospital admissions by 11.6%, without increasing ED length of stay or revisits.

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01.10.2025

Type 1 vs Type 2 MI: New Clues to Sharpen Diagnosis

Identifying myocardial infarction subtype accurately is crucial because type 1 usually requires revascularization, while type 2 calls for managing the underlying cause.

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01.10.2025

Staffing Slashed, Mortality Rises: The Private Equity Effect

Authors of a new study found that patient outcomes suffered in the wake of private investor purchases of hospitals.

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30.09.2025

Gastroenterologists Should Lead Obesity Treatment

Dr Alicia Muratore discusses why obesity is a GI disease and why gastroenterologists should lead its treatment.

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30.09.2025

Addressing Treatment Side Effects in Breast Cancer

From fatigue to neuropathy, managing treatment-related side effects is central to improving quality of life in breast cancer. Explore practical strategies to ease the symptom burden.

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30.09.2025

Deepfake Doctors: How AI Spreads Medical Disinformation

AI-generated doctors, some fabricated and some mimicking well-known physicians, sell sketchy products and bad medical advice on social media. Here’s how it works.

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30.09.2025

Advancing Care for Brain and Leptomeningeal Disease in MBC

Optimizing outcomes in MBC requires bridging systemic innovations with precise local strategies. Discover how integrated approaches are reshaping care for brain and leptomeningeal disease.

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27.09.2025

Can Problem Gambling Predict Future Suicide Risk in Youth?

Higher Problem Gambling Severity Index scores are associated with current and future non‑fatal suicide attempts in young UK adults, a study shows.

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27.09.2025

Oral vs Parenteral Antipsychotics for ED Schizophrenia

Oral and parenteral antipsychotics show similar outcomes for patients with schizophrenia experiencing agitation in the ED, a retrospective study reveals.

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27.09.2025

Infographic: Insurance Claims Denials Rile Physicians

In a Medscape survey, doctors revealed how often their practice’s initial and resubmitted insurance claims are denied by private and government payers.

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27.09.2025

Remote Patient Monitoring: Navigating Compliance, Oversight

As remote patient monitoring grows, clinicians must document medical necessity and follow compliance rules to stay on Medicare’s radar.

Medscape | Emergency Medicine Headlines

27.09.2025

MHRA Launches Commission to Speed NHS Use of AI

The MHRA has announced a new national commission bringing together tech firms, clinicians, researchers, and patient advocates to accelerate AI adoption in the NHS.

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27.09.2025

Yes, Aspirin Does Prevent Cancer. Just Not Fast Enough.

Does aspirin prevent cancer? Weirdly enough, it does. But Dr Christopher Labos explains why you still shouldn't use it for primary prevention.

Medscape | Emergency Medicine Headlines

26.09.2025

Patients Who Log Health History Aid Doctors in Risk Checks

Prompting patients to enter family history into EHRs before visits helps clinicians identify health risks and order more screening tests.

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26.09.2025

Primary Care in Rural Australia: A System Under Strain

A massive deficit in healthcare funding implies that the life of a rural patient is worth less than the life of an urban patient.

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26.09.2025

ECG Challenge: Uncontrolled BP During Routine Exam

A high blood pressure reading prompts additional follow-up in this 56-year-old whose hypertension is normally controlled. What does the ECG show?

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26.09.2025

Infographic: A Report Card for Physicians’ Happiness

Doctors revealed in a Medscape survey whether they feel happy and fulfilled right now and if their quality of life measures up to family and friends.

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Recognizing Combined Pulmonary Fibrosis–Emphysema

How Luxury Medicine Redefines Value and Patient Trust

Docs Must Share Correct Info About Tylenol, Autism: Ethicist

Man With Lung Disease Faces Rare Mediastinal Bleed

The MAHA Report: A Solution to a Crisis or a Crisis Itself?

Are Polymicrobial Infections Linked to Worse ICU Outcomes?

Advances in Radiographic Assessment of Psoriatic Arthritis

RCPCH Issues New Standards Amid Rising Paediatric A&E Demand

Perinatal Suicide Attempt Risk Differs by Parental Sex

Quick Take: Asthma-COPD Overlap Syndrome

AI Scribes: A ‘Write’ Solution for Clinician Burnout?

Salas: Climate Change Touches Every Patient, Every Specialty

VTE and DVT and DOACs, Oh My! A PCP Guide to Anticoagulation

Infographic: A Report Card for Physicians’ Happiness

ECTRIMS 2025: Key Therapeutic Highlights in RRMS

ChatGPT Advice Triggers Bromide Poisoning, Psychosis

A Journey From Corporate Insider to Healthcare Advocate

When Cannabis Triggers Hyperemesis in Youth

Stroke History Complicates Future Pregnancy Journey

Freestanding EDs Tied to Higher County-Level Medical Debt

Beware of Metformin During Hospitalization?

Salas: Climate Change Demands New Training for Clinicians

Nurse-Led ED Geriatric Assessment May Cut Admissions

Type 1 vs Type 2 MI: New Clues to Sharpen Diagnosis

Staffing Slashed, Mortality Rises: The Private Equity Effect

Gastroenterologists Should Lead Obesity Treatment

Addressing Treatment Side Effects in Breast Cancer

Deepfake Doctors: How AI Spreads Medical Disinformation

Advancing Care for Brain and Leptomeningeal Disease in MBC

Can Problem Gambling Predict Future Suicide Risk in Youth?

Oral vs Parenteral Antipsychotics for ED Schizophrenia

Infographic: Insurance Claims Denials Rile Physicians

Remote Patient Monitoring: Navigating Compliance, Oversight

MHRA Launches Commission to Speed NHS Use of AI

Yes, Aspirin Does Prevent Cancer. Just Not Fast Enough.

Patients Who Log Health History Aid Doctors in Risk Checks

Primary Care in Rural Australia: A System Under Strain

ECG Challenge: Uncontrolled BP During Routine Exam

Infographic: A Report Card for Physicians’ Happiness

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