Practice Tips

The photos all depict various employees making silly poses next to the liquid stains on the exam chair. One employee can been seen sticking her tongue out while another gives a thumbs up.

A late-night ER visit, a conflicting story and the uneasy duty to protect people on the road.

More unsolicited advice from Dr. Eric Cadesky.

Taking the pulse of women’s progress in medicine—and the work still ahead.

A lot has changed in the 60 years since the Medical Post first published in 1965.

Dr. Stuart Wilkinson admitted to allegations that he ordered a blood test and an abdominal ultrasound for a patient that he had never met and failed to follow up, despite the tests showing abnormal results.

In pharmacy—and in life—the questions we ask can mean the difference between surface-level information and transformative insights.

As a sleep therapist, I’ve seen how good intentions can sometimes make things worse.