A large 2023–2024 survey of 21,000 US adults provides updated, medication-specific prevalence data on OTC and prescription use within a 7-day window. Do you know how many adults reported taking at least one...
Primary care clinicians are often the first point of contact for patients with mood and anxiety symptoms, yet time constraints make comprehensive psychiatric evaluation impractical in many visits. Brief...
Trends from the National Cancer Database show that the use of neoadjuvant systemic therapy (NST) has increased sharply over the past decade but not uniformly across cancer types or stages. Test your...
According to the authors of a recent review on lower back pain (LBP), obtaining a comprehensive medical history is the most critical tool for identifying risk factors for serious disease in a patient with...
How do patients with chronic urticaria weigh efficacy, safety, and convenience when selecting therapy? This quiz, based on a JAMA Dermatology systematic review, explores patient values and preferences to...
Explore our latest collection of must-read articles for primary care physicians—all in one place. This expertly curated page brings together timely, practical insights on combatting physician burnout to...
Agitation in patients with Alzheimer disease often appears sudden and puzzling, but in many cases, it is driven by modifiable external or medical factors. Clinicians who can identify these underlying...
As health care continues to evolve, staying current with expert perspectives is essential for clinical decision-making and patient care. This summer, Consultant360 engaged leading clinicians and thought...
A recent study examined the role artificial intelligence could play in surgical training. Do you know which group performed best? Take the quiz to test your knowledge!
A recent study found that interclass biologic switching in psoriasis demonstrated faster short-term and more stable long-term effectiveness. However, switching was associated with an increased risk of...
