Discussions

As changes to how we screen for human papillomavirus are on the horizon, some awkward questions from patients may be heading your way.

Unravelling the issue of a patient, eyes open and gaze fixed upward and to the right.

Let us remember the greats in medicine and keep celebrating new visions.

Only allowing questions candidates know in advance during town halls and other rules protects mediocre candidates, argues Dr. Sohail Gandhi.

Starts and stops. Birth and deaths. Coverage from the bookends of life.

I believe there’s a gold mine of practical wisdom in the pharmacy profession that deserves to be shared with others who are struggling to overcome practice and professional challenges.

Ocular syphilis has been described as the great imitator. It can manifest in a multitude of ways and as such the diagnosis can be missed.

As a professor of anatomy, I come across many such stories of strange things found inside people—foreign bodies, we call them.