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From Scrubs to Screens

With physicians under increasing pressure to see more patients in shorter office visits, developing a social media presence may offer valuable opportunities to connect with patients, explain procedures, combat misinformation, talk through a published article, and even share a joke or meme.

By Ekta Malviya | October 04, 2023

General Surgery

Post Parathyroid surgery

Recovery after parathyroid surgery

By Brizind Entertainment | September 10, 2023

Endocrinology

Lithium and Hyperthyroidism

Using Lithium in people with hyperthyroidism

By Mani Valap | August 20, 2023

Psychiatry

PTSD prognosis

Prognostic indicators for PTSD

By Jatheesh Valappil | July 23, 2023

Anatomy

Electronic Nose May Sniff Out Early Lung Cancer in COPD

An electronic exhaled breath analyzer showed

By Dr. Rahul Chourasiya | June 16, 2023

Neurology

WHO Advises Against Nonsugar Sweeteners for Weight Control EDIT

A new guideline from the World Health Organization

By Dr. Rahul Chourasiya | June 12, 2023

Biochemistry

More Work Needed to Achieve LDL Goals

More patients with elevated cardiovascular

By Dr. Vebhav Pal | June 07, 2023

Psychiatry

EHR Nudges a Bust for Boosting

A system of personalized alerts via

By Dr. Devendra Beragi | June 07, 2023

Psychiatry

Cutting Calories May Benefit Cognition in MS

Weight loss from intermittently cutting calories has a positive effect on cognitive, immunologic, and other outcomes for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), new research suggests.

By Dr. Rahul Vyas | June 01, 2023

Psychiatry

MS Relapse: New Phase 3 Data

The investigation of vitamin D to prevent relapse of MS is based on older observational studies of people who already had higher blood levels of vitamin

By Dr. Rahul Vyas | June 01, 2023

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