News
COVID affects executive functioning in young to middle-age adults: Study
“COVID is not ‘one and done.’ It can have lasting and quite subtle and damaging effects on the human body.”
News
Helping teens make the switch from pediatrics to gynecology
Pediatricians can help teens transition by referring patients to an adolescent-friendly practice and clearing up some of the misconceptions that...
News
‘Outstanding’ outcomes: Reduced postop radiation in HPV, oropharynx cancer
Study shows that postoperative radiation therapy at 50 Gy without chemotherapy was safe and effective in a study population of intermediate-risk...
News
Itch-dominant atopic dermatitis often flies under the radar
A disconnect often exists between clinician-reported and patient-reported outcome measures, says Dr. Jonathan Silverberg.
Opinion
10 reasons why Omicron could cause big destruction
“The most effective way to encourage people to obtain a vaccination is to use communication free of judgment and criticism.”
News
Lung cancer risk misperceptions impede lifesaving screenings
More intensive, repeated, and wide-reaching outreach efforts may be necessary to encourage more high-risk men and women to undergo lung cancer...
Article
Clinical Edge Journal Scan Commentary: RA January 2022
Opinion
Surgeon General releases child mental health call to action
While recognizing that technology, smartphones, and social media are here to stay, a number of suggestions were given to parents, media...
Article
Surgical principles of vaginal cuff dehiscence repair
Article
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of the Dermatologic Workforce
Physician extenders—which include physicians not board certified in dermatology, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners—can play a pivotal...