In today’s edition of the MDedge Daily News podcast, the link between gun ownership and suicide, insertable monitors are unequaled in the detection of atrial fibrillation, toddlers are showing signs of internet addiction, and parents are smoking less tobacco in the home, but more cannabis.

In this edition, most moms with postpartum depression who were identified by pediatricians don't receive mental health care, managing agitation in outpatient dementia, the White House pushes for transparency in drug prices, and pharmacies in Texas restrict access to the morning after pill. 

Do HPV vaccines really cut cancer risk? Think anticonvulsants for alcohol use disorder. The feds nix lifetime Medicaid limits. And Zika’s had a costly effect on blood donor screening.

In this edition, recommendations against prostate cancer screening, a year of increased water intake did not appear to change the coourse of CKD, the rate of uninsured Americans is on the rise, and when - and how - to suspect asthma misdiagnosis. 

In this edition of the daily news podcast, there is research that underscores the murky relationship between mental illness and gun violence, new blood pressure guidelines synergize with transformed primary care, a new trial will assess HIV positive kidney transplants and the FDA approved a new drug for multiple myeloma. 

An update on the latest HCV drug combos, don't shorten therapy for older, sicker cellulitis patients, apaxiban and rivaroxaban reversal agent gets FDA approval and do black women pay a price for hair care regimens? 

ACOG and ACP discuss growing concern regarding possible changes to Title X.